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<html>This demo will show you how to generate a full backup through your cPanel.<br />
This demo will show you how to generate a full backup through your cPanel.
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A full backup of your account contains all content needed to restore your account to its current state (files/e-mails/databases/configurations). We recommend generating a full backup of your account before and after you make any MAJOR changes to your site. Once you've generated a full backup, you will want to make sure to download it to your local machine and then delete it from the server. Doing so will prevent your account from exceeding its disk space allotment.<br />
A full backup of your account contains all content needed to restore your account to its current state (files/emails/databases/configurations). We recommend generating a full backup of your account before and after you make any MAJOR changes to your site. Once you've generated a full backup, you will want to make sure to download it to your local machine and then delete it from the server. Doing so will prevent your account from exceeding its disk space allotment.
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<iframe src="https://esupport.acenet-inc.net/swffiles/cPanel/generatefullbackup/generatefullbackup.html" width="700" height="540"> </iframe><br />
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[1] Click on the "Backups" icon within the "Files" section of your cPanel<br />
[1] Click on the "Backups" icon within the "Files" section of your cPanel
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[2] Click the "Download or Generate a Full Website Backup" button<br />
[2] Click the "Download or Generate a Full Website Backup" button
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<div style='padding:10px;border:1px solid #ddd;margin:10px;'>*Optional* If you want the backup to be stored on a remote FTP server, select the appropriate connection type from the "Backup Destination" drop down</div><br />
{{note|Optional: If you want the backup to be stored on a remote FTP server, select the appropriate connection type from the "Backup Destination" drop down}}
[3] Enter your email address into the "Email Address" field<br />
 
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[3] Enter your email address into the "Email Address" field
[4] Click the "Generate Backup" button<br />
 
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[4] Click the "Generate Backup" button
<div style='padding:10px;border:1px solid #ddd;margin:10px;'>Note: once the backup is complete, you will receive a notification to the e-mail address you entered in the "Email Address" field</div><br />
 
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{{note|Once the backup is complete, you will receive a notification to the e-mail address you entered in the "Email Address" field}}
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<a href='https://esupport.acenet-inc.net/article/221' id='articlelink'>Downloading a Full Backup</a></html> [[Category:cPanel]]
 
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Revision as of 10:47, 5 October 2012

This demo will show you how to generate a full backup through your cPanel.

A full backup of your account contains all content needed to restore your account to its current state (files/emails/databases/configurations). We recommend generating a full backup of your account before and after you make any MAJOR changes to your site. Once you've generated a full backup, you will want to make sure to download it to your local machine and then delete it from the server. Doing so will prevent your account from exceeding its disk space allotment.

[1] Click on the "Backups" icon within the "Files" section of your cPanel

[2] Click the "Download or Generate a Full Website Backup" button

Optional: If you want the backup to be stored on a remote FTP server, select the appropriate connection type from the "Backup Destination" drop down

[3] Enter your email address into the "Email Address" field

[4] Click the "Generate Backup" button

Once the backup is complete, you will receive a notification to the e-mail address you entered in the "Email Address" field


Related Topics

[Downloading a Full Backup]