Advanced
Do you need to upload a large file, or do you want to use your favorite file editor? We'll explain what SFTP is and how to use it.
Advanced File Management
SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) is a protocol used to securely transfer files between a local device and a remote server. Our panel allows you to connect to it, enabling convenient uploading or downloading of large files, as well as easier management of your server files using your favorite file editor instead of the web editor.
What programs are needed
First, we need a file manager that supports SFTP, such as FileZilla, WinSCP, or MobaXterm. In our example, we will use FileZilla, but you can choose any program that suits you.
These applications are third‑party programs that we neither develop nor maintain. Always exercise caution when downloading and using software from external sources.
In the Files section, you'll find the SFTP Details, which provide the host, port, and login information required for the connection.
FileZilla
Connecting
In the Host field, you must specify the connection address, including the prefix sftp://, set your SFTP username as the Username, use your panel account password in the Password field, and specify the host port in the Port field (this port is shown after the : in the Server Address field within the SFTP Details section).
How to use
After logging in, you'll see two halves on the screen, one showing local files and the other showing remote files. You can use your mouse to drag files between the local and remote servers, or vice versa.
By double-clicking on the file, you can open it in your default file editor.