Click on ‘Backup’, click on the ‘Browse…’ button next to Restore an SQL DB.
Select the backup file on your computer and click on the ‘Upload’ button.
Congratulations! You have successfully restored a MySQL database backup of your account.
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Click on ‘Backup’, click on the ‘Browse…’ button next to Restore a Home Backup.
Select the backup file on your computer and click on the ‘Upload’ button.
Click on ‘Backup’ and click on the name of the MySQL database you wish to download the backup of, which is located under Download a SQL Database Backup, and save it to your computer.
Click on ‘Backup’ > ‘Download a home directory Backup’ to save it to your computer.
Congratulations, you have successfully downloaded a backup of your home directory!
By following the below mentioned steps, you will be able to download a full backup of your account to local drive.
Click on ‘Backup’ > ‘Generate/Download a Full backup’
and finally click on the backup you wish to download to save it to your computer.
Click on ‘Backup’, click on ‘Generate / Download a Full backup’, which is located under Full Backups and enter the backup information as explained below:
Backup destination:
If you wish to download the backup from your account, select ‘Home Directory’. If you wish the server to upload your backup to another server, select ‘Remote FTP Server’.
Email Address: Enter your email address for confirmation of backup.
Remote Server:
If you wish to download the backup from your account, leave this field blank. If you wish the server to upload the backup to another account, enter the address of the remote server.
Remote User:
If you wish to download the backup from your account, leave this field blank. If you wish the server to upload the backup to another account, enter the username of the remote server.
Remote Password:
If you wish to download the backup from your account, leave this field blank. If you wish the server to upload the backup to another account, enter the password of the remote server.
Click on the ‘Generate Backup’ button.
Congratulations, you have successfully generated a full backup of your account!
If you are trying to publish your web with FrontPage to the main “www” directory, but your pages end up in a directory outside of the “www” directory then the following steps may help.
To publish your web:
1. Select ‘File’ > ‘Publish FrontPage Web’
2. Enter ‘http://www.your_domain_name.com” for the Location
3. For the web name, select “”
This should publish your site to the main ‘www’ directory. If not, you may need to create a new FrontPage Web and select as the web name. If you name it ‘anything_else’, it will publish your entire site to the sub-directory ‘anything_else’, outside of your main “www” directory.
If you are using FrontPage 2000, make sure that your main Web is the top level directory, and not a sub-directory outside of the Main Web. If it is, FrontPage will publish your entire site to a sub-directory outside of your main website with the same name as the sub-directory on your computer.
To publish your site with FrontPage 2000-2002:
1. Open your site locally through FrontPage.
2. From the file menu at the top of FrontPage, click on ‘File’ > ‘Open Web’
3. Select the FrontPage web you want to open and click on ‘Open’
4. When the web loads into FrontPage, click on ‘File’ > ‘Publish Web’
5. Enter the destination web server (i.e. www.your_domain.com) then click ‘Publish’.
6. Enter the FrontPage username/password for your account.
This is the best way to publish your site. In this way, a local copy is kept on your hard drive, which is important.
The first thing you probably want to do is to register your new domain or transfer your existing domain name. You are all set to FTP / upload your site, once you receive the e-mail with the account information. Use the IP number from your e-mail until the domain name works in the browser.
The first thing you probably want to do is to register your new domain or transfer your existing domain name. The FrontPage extensions are installed on default with virtual accounts. In case, if FrontPage asks for an FTP address, that means extensions are not installed. Please send us a support ticket and we will take care of the rest.
When you publish, use the IP address from your e-mail until the domain name has been transferred and works in the browser.
