- Login to your cPanel account.
- Go to Files tab and click Backup.
- Once the next page loads, locate Partial Backup tab.
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Click the portion of your site that you wish to back up:
- Home Directory — Back up the /home directory.
- MySQL Databases — Back up your databases.
- Email Forwarders and Filters — Back up your email forwarders or filters.
- Click the appropriate item in the following interface to store the information to your computer or web server.
*The type of backup file that the system generates depends on the portion of your site that you back up.
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