The simplest way to give a third-party access to the web files in a specific folder is to set up an FTP account and to put content access restrictions in regard to your hosting space. If you use the services of a web developer, for example, they will not be granted access to any other content or any sensitive data in your account. You can also set up separate FTP accounts to manage a number of websites created with a desktop web design app like Dreamweaver or FrontPage – each website can be published and then modified using an FTP account that has access to its own website folder on the hosting server. All these things will be possible on the condition that you’re able to set up and administer your FTP accounts without effort.

FTP Manager in Hosting

When you you open a hosting account with us, you’ll be provided with access to the incredibly powerful FTP Manager, that’s a part of our custom Hepsia hosting Control Panel. The tool comes with a number of different options, apart from the possibility to set up or delete FTP accounts. You will be able to see the access path for each account and by clicking it, you can change it so that the account will access a separate directory. Downloadable auto-config files are available as well, so you won’t need to set up anything manually – you can just download the particular file for FileZilla, CyberDuck or Core FTP and run it on your PC. To make the administration itself easier, the FTP Manager will permit you to see all the accounts that you have created in alphabetical order, on the basis of either the access path or the username.

FTP Manager in Semi-dedicated Servers

Even in case you’ve never had a web hosting account before, you won’t have any difficulty managing any part of your Internet presence if you obtain a semi-dedicated server from us and the FTP part is not an exception. With the FTP Manager, which is part of our avant-garde Hepsia Control Panel, you will have full control over your FTP accounts via a stunningly intuitive interface. With only a couple of mouse clicks, you will be able to accomplish pretty much everything – to set up or to remove an FTP account, to change its password, to alter the folder that it can connect to or to use auto-configuration files for applications such as Core FTP and FileZilla. In case you have created a lot of FTP accounts, you will be able to manage them without hassle, as you can sort them alphabetically in ascending or descending order either by access path or by username.