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How to Control FTP sessions using cPanel?

You can view and terminate FTP sessions using the provided FTP session controls. This is useful for general information and stopping unwanted FTP activity.

  1. Click on the Ftp Manager button on the home page.
  2. Click on the FTP Session Control button.
  3. All active FTP sessions (FTP connections that are actively uploading or downloading files) are listed. Click on the Delete button next to a session to terminate that session.

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