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How do I ftp an add-on domain using iWeb?
Let's assume I have a primary domain of abc.com and an add-on domain of xyz.com. iWeb asks for Site Name, Server Address, User Name, Password, Directory/Path, and URL. For the primary domain I've used "abc", "ftp.abc.com", "singfr5", my password, and "public_html". The ftp upload works great.
For my add-on domain, xyz.com, I used "xyz", "ftp.xyz.com", "xyz", my password, and "public_html" -- where my password is the same for both domains "xyz" was the Subdomain/FTP Username I used when I created the add-on domain. When I test the connection, it errors out with a message telling me that I've used an incorrect password.
Help!!!
For my add-on domain, xyz.com, I used "xyz", "ftp.xyz.com", "xyz", my password, and "public_html" -- where my password is the same for both domains "xyz" was the Subdomain/FTP Username I used when I created the add-on domain. When I test the connection, it errors out with a message telling me that I've used an incorrect password.
Help!!!
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Hello singfr5, Thank you for your question. Here is a link to a full tutorial here in our support center that covers Publishing with iWeb, there is a section on the bottom that covers publishing to an addon domain. Here is a summary of the settings for publishing to an Addon domain with iWeb: Publish to: Select "FTP Server" Site name: "domain.com" (Be sure to replace this with your actual addon domain.) Server Address: Enter "domain.com" (Be sure to replace this with your actual addon domain). User name: Enter your ftp username, which is also your cPanel username Password: Enter your ftp username's password, which is also your cPanel password Directory/Path: public_html Protocol: Select FTP Port: Enter 21 Website URL: Enter "http://yourdomain.com" (be sure to replace this with your actual addon domain name) If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below, or contact live Tech Support. They are available 24/7 via: Email: support@webhostinghub.com Phone: 877-595-4482 x2 & Chat (there is a link on the top right). Thank you, -John-Paul |
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