How to Upload a Pre-Made Server to Your Panel 🛠️

Hello! If you have ever wanted to upload a pre-made server to your control panel without the hassle of installing plugins/mods or configuring it manually, you're in the right place! Today we'll show you how to do it quickly and easily.

The first thing you need to do is make sure you already have a pre-made server downloaded on your computer. This server must be in a compressed file.

• Enter the control panel, then find the "Files"
• Once inside "Files" we are going to delete our old server (if we have files installed in this section)

• The "Files" section must be empty.

To upload the pre-made server to the control panel, we are going to use SFTP, since the server we are going to upload can usually be quite large.

• Go to "Information" then click on "Launch SFTP"
  (To do this you need to have WinSCP or FileZilla on your computer, in this tutorial we will use WinSCP: ------> DOWNLOAD LINK

• Once we click on "Launch SFTP" a window like the following will open, where we log in with the same credentials we use for our panel.

Inside WINSCP, we can see the following:

• On the Left Side, you can manage your computer's files
• On the Right Side, you can access the panel files of our server, in this case it's empty because we deleted everything it contained, remember?

• To upload our pre-made server it's as simple as dragging the file to the right side window (our panel's)

• After doing this, a tab like the following will open:
  (The upload time will depend on the size of the file you are uploading.)

• Once the upload is complete, we should see our compressed file displayed as follows:

With the compressed file uploaded, let's go back to our server's control panel.

• Go to the "Files"
• Click the three dots on our compressed file and select the option "Unarchive"
  (This may take some time, depending on the file size)

• Turn on the server

• Enter the server.

• Done! we now have our pre-made server loaded.

• Common Cause: Missing or misconfigured files.
• Solution✔️: Check the server folder to make sure all necessary files are present, especially the server.jar file. Verify that the eula.txt file has the value eula=true.

• Common Cause: Lack of memory or plugin/mod conflicts.
• Solution✔️: Check the RAM usage on your server and consider upgrading the plan if necessary. Review the logs for errors related to plugins or mods and disable them if necessary.

Conclusion

We hope this guide has been helpful and remember, don't hesitate to ask on HolyHosting Discord or contact our support team.

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Best regards!!🌟

Stuffy @ HolyHosting