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This demo will show you how to download a MySQL backup through your cPanel. | |||
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[1] Click on the "Backups" icon within the "Files" section of your cPanel | [1] Click on the "Backups" icon within the "Files" section of your cPanel | ||
{{note|You will see all of your databases listed in the "Download a MySQL Database Backup" section}} | |||
[2] Click on the database you would like to download | [2] Click on the database you would like to download | ||
[3] Click the "Save" button on the pop up that appears | [3] Click the "Save" button on the pop up that appears | ||
[4] Select the location on your local machine where you would like to save the MySQL backup | [4] Select the location on your local machine where you would like to save the MySQL backup | ||
[5] Click "Save" to finish downloading a backup of your MySQL backup | [5] Click "Save" to finish downloading a backup of your MySQL backup | ||
{{Related Topics}} | |||
[[Downloading a Full Backup]] | |||
[[Category:cPanel]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:53, 5 October 2012
This demo will show you how to download a MySQL backup through your cPanel.
[1] Click on the "Backups" icon within the "Files" section of your cPanel
You will see all of your databases listed in the "Download a MySQL Database Backup" section
[2] Click on the database you would like to download
[3] Click the "Save" button on the pop up that appears
[4] Select the location on your local machine where you would like to save the MySQL backup
[5] Click "Save" to finish downloading a backup of your MySQL backup
Related Topics