Once users have set up WebDAV for a particular site Resources, their computer will treat the Resources like any other folder on their local system. It is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol that allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web servers. WebDAV stands for "Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning". WebDAV allows users to upload multiple files and folders from their local computer to and from their site Resources. Your completed dialog box should look similar to this:Įxcept for your username and password + private key, it will be unique to your domain.Users can transfer files to Resources using the WebDAV protocol. Click Connect to connect to the server.Under SSH Private Key, choose the private key that matches the one created in your cPanel > Security > SSH Keys.This information is included in your Welcome Email. In the username and password field, enter the username + password for the cPanel account, not for an FTP account that you manually created.In the server field, enter your domain name.Be sure you choose SFTP from the drop-down menu.When the Open Connection Dialog appears, you will be prompted to enter some login information.
Step 2) Click Open Connection in the top left corner. Step 1) Open Cyberduck and click Open Connection in the top left corner of the application. If you are not sure how to do that, please review our Knowledge Base article on SSH Keys here.Īdditionally, this article assumes you have already downloaded & installed Cyberduck. This article assumes you have already downloaded your SSH Private Key from cPanel > Security > SSH Access in PPK format.
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