How to Access Your Server Directory

We have a video tutorial on how to access your server directory:

 

Once your game server from Shockbyte is activated, you'd want to get started in customizing your server based on your preference. This will require that you access your server directory so that you can create, add, and manage your server files and folders. 

You can easily access your server files and folders through the Multicraft panel by following the steps below:

If you prefer to access and manage your server files and folders through an FTP client like FileZilla, you may refer to our tutorial here:  How to use FileZilla for FTP File Management.
  1. Log in to your Multicraft panel.

    Your login information for the panel are the details sent to you via email called Your Game Server Details. You can find a copy of this email by viewing your Emails History.

    Your Multicraft password is NOT the same as your client area password.
  2. On the left sidebar of your server panel, navigate to Files > FTP File Access.
    Access Server Directory - FTP File access
  3. On the FTP Server Login page, enter your Multicraft panel password, which is the same password used to log into the panel, shown in Step 1. Then click the Login button.
    Access Server Directory - Log in

That's it! You will now be able to view and manage the contents of your server directory similar to the one shown below. 
Access Server Directory - View server files

If you think the FTP password you are using is incorrect, you may reset it by following this guide: How to Reset Your Control Panel Password

If you require any further assistance, please contact our support at: https://shockbyte.com/billing/submitticket.php

Mitchell Smith

Managing Director @ Shockbyte

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