This document explains how to upload your site to the hosting server.

You have two methods to upload your site to the server:

• Using PC based FTP agents, such as CuteFTP or SmartFTP;
• Using the built-in web-based FTP agent. (See WebShell for details).

Your root directory contains several folders that may not be deleted. Depending on your account configuration, they can be:

• The directories that contain your sites. The name of the directory is the same as your site's domain name. If you have more than one site, you will have several such directories. Each of these directories may contain /webalizer or /modlogan directories. Click here for more on web statistics.
• The Logs directory. It contains directories for every site with transfer log enabled. Each such directory contains its own set of log files that are required to write and read the data about all visits to your sites. Click here for more on web statistics.
• The Virtual FTP directory. Its name is the dedicated IP address. This directory is created when you enable Virtual FTP Server, and is used by Anonymous FTP users after you enable Anonymous FTP Access. There are as many such directories as dedicated IP addresses. Click here for more on Virtual FTP.
• The subdomain directories. When creating new subdomains, you create a directory for each of them with the subdomain name as the directory name. Click here for information on how to create subdomains.
• The ssl.conf directory. This directory stores ssl pairs for all encrypted sites.