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1. FTP Accounts
   FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and is another method of website file management. cPanel comes complete with an FTP server that is pre-configured and easy to use. To begin using FTP, you need to create a user account. Once the account is created, you can log into your website with an FTP ...
2. Disk Space Usage
   This function shows you information about the available free space for your website. At the top of the main screen is a graph displaying the basic disk usage information by directory in Megabytes, seen in the screenshot below. This tells you what directories use the most space on your website&r ...
3. Legacy File Manger
   The Legacy File Manager offers file manipulation options in an older web-based interface. Users already familiar with an older version of cPanel’s File Manager may find the Legacy File Manager more comfortable. When an existing file is clicked from the list, a menu in the upper right-hand ...
4. File Manager
   The File Manager is cPanel’s built-in web application for managing and manipulating your website’s files from your personal computer. Most users will feel comfortable using this file management tool. cPanel provides a number of ways files can be manipulated within the File Manager. ...
5. Backup Wizard
   The Backup Wizard is a user-friendly interface for creating a backup of the entire site, a partial backup, or allowing a site restoration from the last backup saved. This tool may be useful to new users. Using the Backup Wizard, it is possible to back up and save your entire website or a portio ...
6. Backups
   The Backups area provides a basic interface for downloading and storing all or some of the website’s files, databases, forwarders and filters. This tool may be useful for more experienced users who wish to expedite the backup process. Note: Newer users may prefer the Backups Wizard. Full ...
7. FTP Session Control
   This function displays general information about who is logged into your FTP server. This information includes the account name, IP address, login time, current status, and process ID of the current user. To disconnect users from an FTP session: Click the Disconnect button corresponding to the ...