For developers and advanced users, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and SSH (Secure Shell) provide powerful ways to manage your website files and interact with your hosting environment. HostMaji provides both for eligible plans.

FTP/SFTP Access

FTP allows you to upload, download, and manage files on your server using an FTP client (e.g., FileZilla, WinSCP).

FTP Credentials:

Your FTP credentials are typically the same as your CyberPanel login credentials for your specific website. You can also create dedicated FTP accounts within CyberPanel.

Connecting via FTP Client:

1. Host/Server: Your domain name (e.g., yourdomain.com) or your server's IP address.
2. Username: Your CyberPanel username for the website or a specific FTP account username.
3. Password: The corresponding password.
4. Port: For standard FTP, use port 21. For SFTP (FTP over SSH, recommended for security), use port 22. Ensure your FTP client is set to SFTP if using port 22.

Once connected, you will typically find your website files in the public_html directory.

SSH Access

SSH provides a secure command-line interface to your server, allowing you to execute commands, manage files, and perform advanced tasks directly.

Enabling SSH in CyberPanel:

SSH access is usually enabled by default on developer plans. If not, you might find an option under "Websites" > "List Websites" > "Manage" > "SSH Access" in CyberPanel.

Connecting via SSH Client:

You'll need an SSH client (e.g., PuTTY for Windows, Terminal for macOS/Linux).

• Host/IP: Your server's IP address or your domain name.
• Port: 22 (standard SSH port).
• Username: Your CyberPanel username for the website.
• Password: The corresponding password.

Once connected, you can use standard Linux commands to navigate directories, manage files, and run scripts.

Security Note: Always use strong, unique passwords for your FTP and SSH accounts. When using FTP, prefer SFTP for encrypted connections.