FTP: How to Connect to Your Website
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is the method used to upload or download files from your website. You will need to use FTP if you plan on uploading or downloading multiple files at the same time.
F FTPFTPFTP: How to Connect Using File Manager
File Manager is built into your Control Panel and is helpful for uploading small groups of files. You can also use File Manager to organize and manage your website files.
F FTPFTPFTP: How to Create Multiple FTP User Logins
The primary FTP user of your hosting account uses the same login credentials as your hosting account. Because of this, we highly recommend that you never share your primary FTP user credentials with a third party, even if they are your webmaster or website designer. You can create unique secondary FTP users with limited access to select website folders.
F FTPFTPVPS & Dedicated Hosting: How to Manage Backups with SFTP
This article provides steps in managing Backups with SFTP using an FTP client.
FTPFTP: How to Connect Using Windows Explorer
Windows Explorer is used to view, open, copy, move, and manage your files on your Windows PC. When connecting via FTP, Windows Explorer can do the same thing with your website files.
F FTPFTPFTP: How to Connect Using an Offline Website Builder
Many website builders are stored online inside of your iPage hosting account. However, many popular offline builders exist which are stored on your personal computer instead. When it is time to publish your website online, these offline builders temporarily connect to your FatCow account via FTP to upload a published copy of your website. While some offline website builders may need to be manually uploaded through an FTP Client, some have the capability of connecting via FTP directly.
F FTPFTPConfiguring your site using CuteFTP
You can use CuteFTP to upload and download website files.
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