How to create an FTP account via your Client services Area for your NVMe WordPress Hosting

This guide will assist you in creating an FTP account for your NVME WordPress hosing.
Follow the below steps to create the FTP account.

  1. Log into your Absolute Hosting Client Services Area
  2. Click on the services button.

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  3. Click on the 'Active' button for your NVME WordPress Hosting hosting service. 

    absolutehosting.co.za - DirectAdmin service button

  4. Scroll down the page until you see your account options.
  5. Click on the FTP Accounts button.

    absolutehosting.co.za - DirectAdmin client area FTP button

  6. Click on the blue Create Account button to the right.
  7. Enter a name for your new FTP account.
  8. Ensure that the new FTP account is being created for the correct domain name. 
  9. Generate a random Password or create your own.
  10. Click the green create button when you are happy with the details you have entered.

    absolutehosting.co.za - Direct Admin client services area - creating ftp account details

Your new FTP account will be created and you can now use these details to connect to your FTP account. 
NOTE : you can use ftp.mydomainname (your actual domain name) as the host server details.

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