How to Manage FTP Connections in cPanel

1- Log in to cPanel

1. Access your Thamara.Cloud hosting account.

2. Click cPanel to open your hosting dashboard.

2- Open the FTP Connections Interface

1. Scroll to the Files section.

2. Click FTP Connections.

3. You will see a list of active FTP connections, including:

   • Username of the account connected

   • IP Address of the user

   • Connected Since (time the session started)

   • Current Directory being accessed

3- Monitor FTP Activity

1. Review all active connections.

2. Check for unusual activity or unknown IP addresses.

3. Make note of accounts with multiple connections or long sessions that may affect server performance.

4- Terminate FTP Sessions

1. To disconnect an active FTP connection:

   • Find the connection you want to terminate.

   • Click Disconnect next to it.

2. Confirm if prompted.

3. The session will immediately end, freeing server resources.

 5- Best Practices for FTP Connections

• Limit simultaneous connections: Some FTP clients allow multiple concurrent connections, which can affect server performance.

• Terminate inactive sessions: Disconnect any sessions that are no longer needed.

• Monitor unknown IPs: If you notice unfamiliar connections, change your password immediately.

• Use strong passwords and FTPS: Secure connections reduce the risk of unauthorized access.

• Review connections regularly: Frequent monitoring ensures smooth operation and security.