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  • What are the FTP hostnames?
    If you wish to access the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) service before you point your DNS to My DZHosting, you can use the hostname of our FTP service directly. For Linux and Windows, please use: For Managed WordPress, please use:Few readers
  • I can't connect via FTP, what can I do?
    There are a few common reasons why you may not be able to connect successfully via FTP. If you’ve not switched the nameservers to point to My DZHosting, you’ll need to use a different hostname to connect via FTP: For Linux and Windows, you can use: ftp.mydzcp.com For WordPress you can use: wordpressftp.yourdomain.com If you’ve made any DNS changes you need to make sure that you have a CNAME froFew readers
  • How do I connect via FTP?
    Connecting via FTP to your web hosting is quick and easy. Ensure you have an FTP client available. We'd recommend FileZilla. Head to Manage Hosting Select Manage On the right-hand side of the control panel, you'll see the FTP panel. You'll need to unlock FTP by either time or IP address You'll see the FTP Details section that contains your FTP Server (Host), Username and Password Enter these details into FileZilla and select Quickconnect You should now be connected to your webFew readers
  • How do I upload a large file via FTP?
    The maximum FTP upload/download size is 5GB, above which you’ll need to use another method to transfer larger files sizes. One way we’d recommend is to enable SSH action and then use a client like WinSCP to upload over SSH. There are no limits in this case.Few readers
  • Why do DNS changes take 24-48 hours to propagate?
    Each domain has at least two nameservers assigned to it and these nameservers hold the records for the domain. If a server somewhere else in the world queries the nameservers for DNS records, it will most often take a local copy of the DNS record. This means that next time it needs to know what IP a domain resolves to, it will have the answer already stored. Once the initial changes have been made to the two original nameservers, the changes will filter out through the rest of the serversFew readers

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