Overview
The Backup Wizard interface allows you to back up all or part of your website, or restore your website from the most recent backup file.
When you back up your home directory, the backup file includes the following files:
To exclude certain files and directories from a backup file, place a configuration file in your home directory. For more information, read out How to Exclude Files From Backups documentation.
Backup or Restore
To begin, select whether you wish to back up or restore your website.
Backup
You can choose to create a full or partial backup file of your website.
Full Backup
To create a full backup file, perform the following steps:
Partial Backup
To back up a portion of your site, perform the following steps:
The type of backup file that the system generates depends on the portion of your site that you back up.
The following table contains a list of partial backup types and their file types:
|
Backup type |
File type |
|
Home Directory |
*.tar.gz |
|
Email Forwarders and Filters |
*.net, *.com |
|
MySQL Databases |
*.sql |
Restore
To restore a portion of your site from an existing backup, perform the following steps:
Overview DNS (Domain Name System) is the component of the Internet that converts human-readable... Read More
Overview Your DNS cache stores the locations (IP addresses) of web servers that contain web... Read More
Overview Cron jobs are scheduled tasks that the system runs at predefined times or intervals.... Read More
Parked Domains can be pointed to your main site /public_html folder only. If you want to point... Read More
Overview Addon domains allow you to control multiple domains from a single account. An addon... Read More