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How to Connect Your Minecraft Server with FTP (FileZilla)

How to Connect Your Minecraft Server with FTP (FileZilla)

Managing files through a web browser can sometimes be slow, especially when uploading large folders like maps, mods, or extensive plugin packages. Using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) client like FileZilla allows you to manage, upload, and download your Minecraft server files securely and at maximum speed. In this guide, we will show you how to configure FileZilla to connect to your SkyRainCloud server using SFTP.

Step-by-Step FTP Connection Guide

Follow these simple steps to link FileZilla with your game panel credentials:

1

Install FileZilla

Go to the official FileZilla Project website, download the FileZilla Client installer, and install it on your local device.

2

Access the Game Panel

Navigate to the SkyRainCloud server panel at gp.skyraincloud.in and select your Minecraft server from the active dashboard.

3

Locate SFTP Details

Go to the Settings tab from the sidebar menu in your server dashboard. Here, copy the **SFTP Address** (Host & Port) and the **Username** credentials provided.

4

Open the Site Manager

Open FileZilla on your computer. Click on the Open the Site Manager icon situated directly below the File menu in the upper-left corner of the interface.

5

Create a New Connection

In the Site Manager dialog, click the New Site button and name it (e.g., "SkyRain Minecraft"). Configure the connection properties as follows:

  • Protocol: Choose SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol.
  • Host: Paste the server SFTP Address host you copied earlier.
  • Port: Enter the port number from the SFTP address (usually 2022).
  • Logon Type: Select Normal.
  • User: Paste the copied SFTP username.

6

Connect to Server

Enter your account password in the Password field, then click the blue Connect button.

Note: Your SFTP password is the exact same password you use to log in to the SkyRainCloud server control panel!

🎉 Success! You are now connected! FileZilla will show your local computer files on the left and your Minecraft server files on the right. You can drag and drop folders directly to manage them.
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