Managing your DirectAdmin account efficiently includes keeping your backup files under control. If you’re looking to remove old backups and free up space on your server, follow these simple steps to remove files from DirectAdmin’s File Manager. This guide will walk you through the process of logging into your DirectAdmin control panel, accessing your backups, and safely deleting unnecessary files. By regularly cleaning up old backups, you ensure your server remains organized and operates smoothly. Continue reading to learn how to easily navigate the File Manager and remove outdated backups.
Quick Guide:
To remove old backup files in DirectAdmin, first log into the control panel using the provided admin link. Once logged in, navigate to the File Manager by searching for it in the top search bar. In the File Manager, use the search bar to locate the “Backups” folder. Find the backup file you want to delete, right-click on it, and select ‘Remove’. Confirm the deletion to move the file to the trash. For additional assistance, check out our instructional video.
To log in to the DirectAdmin control panel, you will need to visit the admin link provided in the details received from Voxfor.
Login Via Domain URL:
Upon visiting the link, the administrator login screen will appear as shown in the image below. Enter your username and password, then click the “Sign In” button to proceed.
Upon successfully logging in, you will see a directadmin user interface. This screen displays your account main dashboard, showcasing various features and options available for managing your account.
File Manager:
At the top of the screen, locate the search bar. Search the word “file manager” into the search bar, and then choose “File Manager” from the suggestions. This will direct you to the File Manager interface.
When you click on the file manager, the screen mentioned will be displayed. It will show the available options and features for managing files, such as viewing, organizing, and accessing documents and folders. This interface helps users to navigate and manage their files efficiently.
Locate Backups Folder:
To locate your backups in the File Manager, use the search bar to enter the term “backups.” Once the search results appear, find and click on the “Backups” folder to access your backup files.
Select Backup To Delete:
To remove a backup, locate the backup file on the screen, then right-click on it. From the context menu that appears, select the ‘Remove’ option as shown in the provided image. This action will delete the selected backup from the system.
After clicking on the “To Trash” button, a prompt will appear. Confirm the action by selecting the “Remove” option, as illustrated in the image. This will move the selected item to the trash and finalize the removal process.
Conclusion:
Now that we’ve explained the process of removing a backup file, you can also refer to our installation guide in the video we created. This video provides a comprehensive overview of the installation process and can be a helpful resource for further assistance.
