Accessing Your Server Files
Managing your game server often requires direct access to your files, whether you are uploading custom mods, tweaking configuration files, or backing up a world save. The safest and easiest way to do this is via an FTP client.
Here is a quick, step-by-step guide to getting connected to your server's FTP.
Download an FTP Client
To browse your server's files, you first need a dedicated piece of software.
We highly recommend FileZilla because it is free, widely used, and works across Windows, Mac, and Linux. If you prefer another client (like WinSCP or Cyberduck), you can use that instead!
You can download the FileZilla Client directly from their official website. Make sure you download the "Client" version, not the "Server" version.
Prepare Your Credentials in the Panel
Before you can connect, you need to grab your specific server details and make sure your access is secure.
Log in to your Bohemka game control panel.
Navigate to your account or security settings and set a new password.
Select the specific server you want to manage from your dashboard.
Go to the Settings tab.
Look for the Server Address field. You will see an address that looks something like this:
sftp://node3.bohemka.eu:2020.Locate your unique Username on the same page (e.g.,
admin.d3f5cdc2).
Connect via FileZilla
Now that you have your software installed and your credentials ready, it is time to link them up.
Open FileZilla and look at the "Quickconnect" bar at the very top of the window. Fill in the fields exactly as follows:
Host: Paste the first part of your server address here. For example:
sftp://node3.bohemka.euUsername: Paste your unique username (e.g.,
admin.d3f9cdc3).Password: Type in the new password you just created in the control panel.
Port: Type in the numbers after the colon in your address. In this case, it is
2020.
Our servers use SFTP for your protection. If you forget to put sftp:// in the Host field, or if you leave the Port blank, your connection will be rejected.
Once everything is filled out, click the Quickconnect button. You may get a pop-up warning you about an unknown host key, check the box to trust the host and click OK.
Congratulations! You should now see your local computer files on the left side of the screen and your remote server files on the right. You can now drag and drop files between them as needed.