1. Log in as cPanel administrator.

2. Click File Manager.

3. Upload the source file.

3-1. File manager > Select folder (public_html/) >Click > select file (source file upload)

3-2. For compressed files, select the compressed file > right-click > extract to uncompress it.

 

4. Create and install DB.

4-1. For Database, click MySQL Database.

 

4-2. Enter the DB name and create the DB.

4-3. Create a DB User.

1) Write DB user name

2) Automatic generation of DB user password

3) Recover automatically generated password (required!)

4) Click the Use DB user password button

5) Click Create User

 

5. Apply DB permissions.

1) Enter user name and database name and add

2) Click Full Control > Click Change

 

6. Upload DB backup data.

1) Click phpMyAdmin in the database.

2) Import > Select file and select DB backup file > Click Run

 

7. Modify DB settings

1) DB host: mysql57db.hosting.kr

2) DB name: DB name

3) DB user: DB ID

4) DB Password: DB password

 

 

Check version after data restoration

- If mySQL is not compatible: Submit an inquiry through Customer Center > Inquiry Registration

- If the PHP version does not match: Software > MultiPHP Manager > PHP version settings by domain Check the domain checkbox in the menu > Select the version that best matches the PHP version on the middle right and apply

 

 

Connection test method

- Modify the hosts file to connect.

1) Windows OS

- hosts file location: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc

- Additional information: Server IP domain name

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2) MAC OS: Guide

 

 

 

Notice

- If the APM version is too different, normal restoration may not be possible, and in this case, development source and DB modifications may be necessary to match the APM version.

- Recovery support may be difficult for errors caused by too many version differences.

- For inquiries regarding restoration, please contact Customer Center > Inquiry Registration.