FTP
OpenPanel accounts can create FTP users, which share the FTP service with all other FTP users on the server. You can connect to FTP using the server IP address and the default port, 21.
FTP is available in the OpenPanel Enterprise edition, guide for Administrators on How to setup FTP in OpenPanel
View users
To view FTP connection information and manage existing users—such as changing passwords, modifying their FTP path (the directory they are limited to), or deleting accounts-navigate to OpenPanel > Files > FTP.
Create user
To create a new FTP sub-user, go to OpenPanel > Files > FTP from the menu and click the Add Account button. A new section will appear, where you can set the FTP username, password, and path.
Click the Add Account button to save your changes.
FTP sub-users must end with dot (.) followed by the OpenPanel username - example: ftpuser.openpaneluser. FTP username requirements
Change password
To change password for an FTP sub-account, go to OpenPanel > Files > FTP from the menu and click the Change Password button located next to the user. On the next page set the new password for the user.
Click the Change Password button to save.
FTP User's Passwords must contain at least one uppercase letters (A-Z), lowercase letters (a–z), digits (0–9) and special symbols. FTP passwords requirements
Change path
To change path (directory user is restricted to) for an FTP sub-account, go to OpenPanel > Files > FTP from the menu and click the Change Path button located next to the user. On the next page set new path for the user.
Click the Change Path button to save.
Delete user
To delete an FTP sub-account, go to OpenPanel > Files > FTP from the menu and click the Delete button located next to the user. The button will swich to text 'Confirm', click it again to confirm the deletion.
View Connections
To view active connections (sessions), go to OpenPanel > Files > FTP from the menu, then click on 'View Connections' link on top right of the page.