The label None indicates a user with no restrictions and with access to all site files. This label indicates the type of restriction, if any, has been placed on the user. Path Restriction – The access granted to SFTP/SSH users can be restricted to certain areas of a site’s file structure.Type – These users are either SFTP or SSH, and that designation is displayed here.Environment – During creation, SFTP/SSH users are given access to either a production (live) site or a staging site, and that status is displayed here.If no users have been created, the list will be empty. Username – The username(s) of both SFTP and SSH users that have been created for this site.Port number – The port associated with this site.

Many FTP clients refer to the Connection Address as the Host. Connection Address (Host) – This is the URL used by WMPU DEV internally to identify your site and is the required URL for SFTP/SSH connections.

From this screen members can create and delete users or change the password(s) for existing users. The page includes the SFTP/SSH connection information for the current site and a list of the existing SFTP/SSH users. From that site’s dashboard, click Hosting and then SFTP/SSH to access the SFTP/SSH Accounts screen.

If you can achieve your goals using the file transfer tools built into WordPress, you don’t need one either.īegin by selecting a site in Hub 2.0.

If you need to move files to or from your site using anything other than the built-in WordPress tools– a file that exceeds the file size limit of the WordPress uploader, for example– you will need an SFTP user to do so.

If you don’t know whether or not you need an SSH user, then you don’t.

In simple terms, SSH users need no special software to connect to a server and have access to a powerful set of commands not available to SFTP users. After connecting, they can use tools such as the WordPress command line interface, WP-CLI. SSH users can connect to a server from their preferred terminal. SFTP users can connect to a server and edit files using an FTP client like Filezilla or Cyberduck. SFTP and SSH users connect to servers using the same security protocol, so neither is more or less secure than the other. SFTP/SSH users are required to connect to a WMPU DEV hosted site using an FTP client or terminal application.

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