The abbreviation for "File Transfer Protocol" is "FTP." You may upload files to your server, retrieve files from your server, and manage the data on your server by using an FTP client.
In this article, we’ll show you how to configure an FTP client.
2) Access cPanel.
3) Once in cPanel, look Under Files and click FTP Accounts
3) Once in cPanel, look Under Files and click FTP Accounts
4) Once in the FTP Accounts page, you can add an FTP account or Configure an FTP Client. Since the purpose of this tutorial is to show you how to configure an FTP client, we’re going to do that.
5) Scroll down where it says Special FTP Accounts. We’re going to click Configure FTP Client for our “yousupp,” which is our main account.
After we click that, we’ll get the following Configuration Files for each program;
6) Select the program you want to use and follow the instructions linked above.
For our example website, we choose CoreFTP and imported the (for Windows) FTP Configuration File on a Mac and it worked just fine. In a matter of seconds, we had access to FTP and were able to begin uploading.
