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Delete FTP account – cPanel

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Learn how to Delete FTP account in cPanel. With FTP (File Transfer Protocol), you can upload or download many files at once and much more.

Video tutorial – Delete FTP account – cPanel

Step-by-step tutorial – Delete FTP account – cPanel

  1. FTP Accounts

    Login to cPanel.
    Tutorial: login from the Client Area or the direct link.

    Find the Files section and click the FTP Account link.
    Scroll down to FTP Accounts section.
    Click the Delete in the Actions column beside the FTP account that you want to delete.

    Extilum cPanel - Files - FTP Accounts - Delete

  2. Delete

    Delete the User’s Home Directory
    – If you want to remove both the FTP account and files, check the Delete the User’s Home Directory option.
    Checking this option will remove the FTP account and all the files in the FTP account’s home directory (or folder).
    – If you want to remove the FTP account only, then leave the option unchecked.

    If you’re not sure what to do, then we strongly recommend you to     uncheck Delete the User’s Home Directory.

    Use the Delete the User’s Home Directory with extreme caution. 
    If you select this option, the data included in the user’s FTP folder will be removed and will be unrecoverable.

    Click the Delete button.

    Extilum cPanel - Files - FTP Accounts - Delete

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