#Uploading Files/ Old server Backups

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desert yew
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I have a new server and im trying to upload my old server files so i have a starting base but the files are to big for the panel 512mb (max) mine are nearly double/triple that how can i load them on

grim horizon
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using SFTP (winscp/filezilla or any other ftp program of your liking)

desert yew
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great but what is the Host username password and port?
I have tried the admin and admin password and how do i send it to indivudal server?

grim horizon
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you can see the ftp setting of your container in tab "settings" ?

desert yew
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ohhhhhh

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the sftp?

grim horizon
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yup

desert yew
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i feel dumb hahaha

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thank you

grim horizon
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np

desert yew
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wait

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which password do i use?

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mine or admin password

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its a dedicated server

grim horizon
desert yew
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or root password

grim horizon
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** Your SFTP password is the same as the password you use to access this panel**.

desert yew
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Status: Access denied
Error: Authentication failed.
Error: Critical error: Could not connect to server

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port is 2022? or just 22

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sftp://panel.*******************.net:2022

grim horizon
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standard : 2022 unless your panel is behind CF then you dont have ftp connection

desert yew
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brand new panel, setup monday so it should?

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just says could not connect to server auth failed

grim horizon
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firewall ?

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open port 2022 if you have firewall enabled

desert yew
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how..... 😐

loud juncoBOT
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You are expected to understand how to read documentation to use this Panel. We have spent many hours detailing how to install or upgrade our software. Please, take some time and read rather than copy and pasting and then complaining when things do not work.

If you expect to be able to install this with no understanding of basic linux system administration you should stop and turn around now

desert yew
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Yeh im unable to remove it part of the host 😦

grim horizon
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If your firewall uses the built-in kernel firewall, then sudo iptables -n -L will list all the iptables contents. If there is no firewall the output will be mostly empty.

Your VPS may have ufw already installed, so try ufw status. ufw is a simplified "façade" to the kernel firewall (so what is set with it also appears in the iptables output), but it is a lot simpler to understand/manage, so I would recommend it. ufw info - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW