Introduction:
In web hosting management, ensuring smooth and secure file
transfers is paramount. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) remains a cornerstone for
efficiently managing website files, allowing seamless exchange between servers
and clients. Within the Web Host Manager (WHM) interface, administrators wield
the power to configure FTP settings to tailor them to their specific needs.
This guide serves as a roadmap to navigate the WHM interface and activate
FTP access. Before embarking on this journey, it’s essential to ensure access
to the WHM interface and possess the necessary permissions to modify service
configurations. With these prerequisites in place, let’s delve into the process
of enabling FTP access, providing administrators with the tools to streamline
file management and enhance operational efficiency.
Prerequisites:
Access to WHM interface.
Sufficient permissions to modify service configurations.
Steps:
1. Access the WHM interface.
2. Navigate to the ‘Service Configuration’ section.
3. Next, select the ‘FTP Server Selection’ option
4. Enable FTP access.
5. You’ll have the option to choose between Pure-FTPD or Pro-FTPD for setting up FTP accounts.
6. Ensure to click the ‘Save’ button at the bottom of the page to implement your choices.
If you need to adjust FTP server configurations:
Proceed to Home » Service Configuration » FTP Server Configuration.
Make the necessary modifications.
3. Once it is done, save your changes by clicking the ‘Save’ button.
Conclusion: Enabling FTP access via the WHM interface is a straightforward process, providing you with the flexibility to choose between Pure-FTPD or Pro-FTPD. By following these steps, you can efficiently manage FTP accounts and configurations to suit your requirements.
2. Navigate to the ‘Service Configuration’ section.
3. Next, select the ‘FTP Server Selection’ option
4. Enable FTP access.
5. You’ll have the option to choose between Pure-FTPD or Pro-FTPD for setting up FTP accounts.
6. Ensure to click the ‘Save’ button at the bottom of the page to implement your choices.
If you need to adjust FTP server configurations:
