Files

Overview The File Manager is an ergonomic, easy-to-learn file browser that allows to manage hosting files and massive file storage,...

Introduction The MG Panel Terminal provides command-line access to the server. In general, command-line access is useful. In particular, this...

Introduction N0C Storage is a platform designed to store massive files such as backups, archives and items that do not...

Introduction It may be useful to manage your SSH access by keeping a list of your public keys and giving...

As a website owner, you will need to use an FTP (File Transfert Protocol). This protocole is mainly used to transfer large files from a computer to a server or from a server to a computer. FTP is used through softwares such as FileZilla that must be activated by an FTP account.

When you want to send a file from your local site to the N0C server, it is recommended to connect remotely in FTP.

The purpose of this article is to explain how to monitor visitors that are connecting to your website by FTP and how to end their connections, as to avoid unauthorized users from accessing your files.

Have you ever noticed that some Web users use the files and images you publish with hyperlinks to your server to display them directly on their websites without your permission? This practice is known as « hot-linking » or « bandwith stealing ». It is highly desirable to protect yourself against this, as it can ultimately cause slowdowns on your sites.

The Akeeba Backup plug-in is an invaluable tool for securing your Joomla! environment, enabling you to easily store your backups...

As explained in the article How to Restore your Files and Your Databases, N0C makes automatic backups of your customer...

Rclone is a command-line program for managing files in the cloud. In this article, we explain how to install and...