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<div align=justify>You may want to use FTP to upload or donwload files not only for the main domain under your hosting account, but for the other domains linked to it. You can use FTP for addon domain too. | <div align=justify>You may want to use FTP to upload or donwload files not only for the main domain under your hosting account, but for the other domains linked to it. You can use FTP for addon domain too. | ||
In this tutorial we'll provide you with the basic information needed to access FTP server for the addon domain. | In this tutorial we'll provide you with the basic information needed to access FTP server for the addon domain. | ||
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Once you add an addon domain in your cPanel, an FTP account is automatically created for it. To access this FTP account configure your FTP client as follows: | Once you add an addon domain in your cPanel, an FTP account is automatically created for it. To access this FTP account configure your FTP client as follows: | ||
| − | Domain: addon.com (as example, any domain you have as addon domain) | + | '''''Domain''''': ''addon.com'' (as example, any domain you have as addon domain) |
| − | Username:addon@maindomain.com | + | '''''Username''''': ''addon@maindomain.com'' |
| − | Password: password you've set for your addon domain. | + | '''''Password''''': password you've set for your addon domain. |
Now you should be able to access your addon domain using the FTP client. Using the above settings you are able to access FTP server | Now you should be able to access your addon domain using the FTP client. Using the above settings you are able to access FTP server | ||
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