How to backup completly my vps and all of the accounts?

CpanSSH

• November 07, 2013 14:53

Any idea how i could backup completly my vps and all of the accounts? Do you recommend any software?

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  cPanelMichael

  • November 07, 2013 19:59

  Hello :) Have you considered using the backup option included with cPanel? It will backup the accounts, which contain all of the necessary data to restore them on a new installation of the OS/cPanel if that becomes necessary. Thank you.

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  CpanSSH

  • November 07, 2013 20:01

  [quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1500611">Hello :) Have you considered using the backup option included with cPanel? It will backup the accounts, which contain all of the necessary data to restore them on a new installation of the OS/cPanel if that becomes necessary. Thank you.
  I want to download all data to my desktop. Is that possible with the backup option included with cPanel? If yes could you give me instructions?

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  cPanelMichael

  • November 07, 2013 20:07

  No, there are no options in Web Host Manager that allow you to download all of your account backups. You could access your server via SFTP and download them to your computer through that method if you prefer. Thank you.

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  CpanSSH

  • November 07, 2013 20:08

  [quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1500642">No, there are no options in Web Host Manager that allow you to download all of your account backups. You could access your server via SFTP and download them to your computer through that method if you prefer. Thank you.
  Could you give me instructions how to do this?

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  jimlongo

  • November 07, 2013 21:51

  Once a week after backup I use this to download the backups. It seems a lot faster than ftp. scp -P22022 -r root@ip.ip.ip.ip:[COLOR="#006400">/backup/2013-11-04/* [COLOR="#0000CD">/Users/jim/Sites/cPanelBackups/11.04.2013
  Assuming you have /backups as your backup directory in WHM . . . This uses secure copy to put /backup from november 04 -> into a folder on my computer. Obviously you'd need your IP, and to [COLOR="#006400">change the date of the backup accordingly, and put [COLOR="#0000CD">the full path of an appropriate folder on your computer to transfer it into.

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  CpanSSH

  • November 08, 2013 14:27

  I not understand nothing could you be more understandable please?

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  cPanelMichael

  • November 08, 2013 17:19

  [quote="CpanSSH, post: 1501292">I not understand nothing could you be more understandable please?
  I recommend reading up on documentation about SFTP and SCP if you would like to use those methods to download files from your server to your local machine. One way to start (if you are using an OS such as Windows) is to use the SFTP feature in Filezilla: Filezilla Thank you.

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