In this article, you will learn how to access your server's SFTP.
To get started, you need to install an SFTP client, such as FileZilla, or WinSCP. You can find respective direct download links for each here.
Download Links
These are direct download links for WinSCP and FileZilla for Windows OS. If you have another OS, please browse through the site to find your appropriate file to download!
WinSCP: https://winscp.net/download/WinSCP-5.17.9-Setup.exe
FileZilla: https://filezilla-project.org/download.php‌
Filezilla
Open up FileZilla once it is finished downloading and it should look like this:
On the left side, it will display your files on your computer.
The important fields we have to pay attention to are the top 4 fields.
Now, go to your panel dashboard in wither hosting, and go to your server. Then, click on SFTP.
Then, copy/paste the connection address as shown below, excluding ":2022" and paste it to the host field.
Then, copy your username and paste it into the username field.
Then, put in your panel’s password in the password field, and the port 2022 in the port field. Then proceed to click "Quick Connect."
In the event, it shows a warning saying It's connecting to an untrusted server, you can just go ahead and click on yes. Nothing will happen to your server.
You should now be connected to your server and access all your files!
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WinSCP
WinSCP is only available for Windows users
Open up WinSCP, your interface should be like this:
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In the top-left corner, click on “new sessionâ€Â. A window like this should pop up if not ensure everything is setup properly:
Now, go to your panel dashboard in wither hosting, and go to your server. Then, click on SFTP.
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Copy/paste your connection address in the hostname field:
Copy/paste your username in the username field:
Then, put in your panel’s password in the password field, and the port 2022 in the port field
Now click on login, and once again, there will be a warning saying the server is not trusted, but to connect anyway. Once again, you can click yes. Then you’ll be logged in!