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Log in to your Plesk account. Go to Websites & Domains > Click on the Pull icon >> Choose Backup & Restore. Click on Remote Storage Settings. Click on FTP(S). Fill in the following details: – Make sure that Use FTP(S) storage is marked as enabled. – FTP server hostname or IP: Enter your FTP domain name or IP address. – Directory for backup files storage: Enter the path where your backup file will be stored, such as /backup. – FTP Username: Enter your FTP username. – FTP Password: Enter your FTP Password. – Use passive mode: We recommend that you either enable it or leave it as it is. – Use FTPS: You can checkmark it if your FTP server supports a TLS/Encryption. Click Apply. If it displays a success message, it means you have successfully configured an FTP(S) backup in your Plesk. You can now take a backup

Backing up is important, and you should do it regularly. Log in to your cPanel account. In the Files section, click on Backup. Under Full Backup, click on Download a Full Website Backup. Under Generate a Full Backup, enter the following details: Backup Destination: Select the Backup destination to Remote FTP Server. Email: Enter your email address. Remote Server: FTP IP address or FTP domain name such as ftp.example.com. Remote User: Your FTP Username. Remote Password: Your FTP Password. Port: 21 or other FTP Port. Remote Dir: Remote Directory such as /home/username/backupfolder/. Once you fill in the Remote FTP details, click on Generate Backup.