Easy migration from Cpanel to Bacloud Cpanel hosting using WordPress Toolkit.

Migrating Your WordPress Site:

1. Access WordPress Toolkit:

   • In cPanel, locate and access the "WordPress Toolkit."

1. Backup Your Existing Site:

   • Click on the "WordPress" tab.
   • Find the website you want to migrate.
   • Click on the three dots next to the website and choose "Backup/Restore."

2. Create a Backup:

   • Click on the "Create Backup" button.
   • WordPress Toolkit will create a full backup of your website files, databases, and configurations.

1. Download the Backup:

   • Once the backup is complete, you'll see it listed under the "Backups" section.
   • Click on the "Download" button to save the backup to your local computer.

2. Transfer Backup to Bacloud WordPress Hosting:

   • Upload the backup file to the new hosting, either using cPanel File Manager or an FTP client.
   • Place the backup file in a location accessible by your new Bacloud hosting account. 
      
   • Files location in Bacloud hosting:
     home / wordpress-backups

3. Restore Backup in WordPress Toolkit:

   • Access the WordPress Toolkit on your Bacloud Cpanel hosting account.
   • Click on the "WordPress" tab.
   • Find the website you want to restore.
   • Click on the three dots next to the website and choose "Backup/Restore."

4. Select the Backup File:

   • Click on the "Browse" or "Select" button to choose the backup file you uploaded.

5. Initiate the Restore:

   • Click on the "Restore" button to start the restoration process.

6. Monitor the Restore Process:

   • WordPress Toolkit will display the restore progress. Wait for it to complete.

7. Update Permalinks (Optional):

   • In the WordPress dashboard of your new site, go to Settings > Permalinks and click "Save Changes" to refresh your permalink structure.

8. Update DNS:

   • Change your domain's DNS settings to point to the nameservers of your new hosting provider. This step may take some time to propagate.

9. Test Your Site:

   • Visit your new domain to ensure that the website is working correctly.

Important Notes:

• The WordPress Toolkit's Backup/Restore feature is efficient, but it might not handle large websites as well as some other migration methods.
• Always keep a backup of your site before performing any migration.
• If you face any issues, consult your hosting provider's support or seek assistance from forums and WordPress communities.

Using cPanel's WordPress Toolkit Backup/Restore feature makes the migration process straightforward, especially for users familiar with cPanel environments. Always follow best practices and ensure you have a backup before making significant changes to your website.