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  1. Accessing FTP Accounts in cPanel:

    • Log in to cPanel using your user credentials provided by your hosting provider.
    • Once logged in, locate and click on the "FTP Accounts" icon located in the "Files" section.
  2. Creating a New FTP Account:

    • On the "FTP Accounts" page, click on the "Create FTP Account" button.
    • Enter a username for the new FTP account.
    • Select the domain associated with the FTP account.
    • Set a strong password for the FTP account or use the "Password Generator" to generate one.
    • Specify the directory access for the FTP account. You can choose the root directory of the website or a specific subdirectory.
    • Click on the "Create FTP Account" button to finalize the account creation.
  3. Connecting to the FTP Server:

    • Use an FTP client like FileZilla to connect to the FTP server.
    • Open FileZilla and enter the FTP server address (your domain), username, and password configured in cPanel.
    • Click on "Quickconnect" to establish the connection to the FTP server.
  4. Managing Files via FTP:

    • Once connected to the FTP server, you will be able to view the files and directories on your website.
    • You can drag and drop files between your local computer and the server, create new directories, change file permissions, and more.
  5. Logging Out of FTP:

    • When you have finished working with the files, be sure to log out of the FTP client to protect the security of your website.

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