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How to connect to your website with FTP over TLS
Use an encrypted file transfer connection to upload and download website files.
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Use an encrypted file transfer connection to upload and download website files.
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Work with website files in your browser without installing an FTP application.
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DirectAdmin manages the technical parts of your hosting account.
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A few practical checks help you launch with fewer surprises.
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Your account portal, hosting panel, WordPress dashboard and webmail each have a different job.
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Edit DNS at the provider your nameservers actually use, not an inactive copy of the zone.
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Contact us promptly. Recovery options, timing and fees depend on the extension and how long the domain has been expired. Do not assume a late renewal will restore it immediately; we will…
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Domain registration contacts are separate from your billing profile.
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For many extensions, you unlock the domain and request an EPP or authorisation code from your current provider. The code authorises the transfer; share it only through the secure transfer process. Recent…
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Nameservers decide where your domain gets its DNS answers.
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