

You can also specify multiple sub-directories by separating them with a forward slash (e.g. If the directory doesn't already exist, it will be created. "SQL Backups" or something similar) to use instead.

Here, you can specify a directory name (e.g.

Remote dir - By default, SQL Backup Master will upload database backup files into your FTP user account root.Timeout - Maximum amount of time (in seconds) to await a single server response.Use this option if you wish to conserve outgoing bandwidth. Upload limit - Provides a means of throttling the upload speed.Private key - When using the private key authentication type, allows for entry of private key file path.When using the private key authentication type, optionally enter the key password. Password - The password of your FTP server account.Username - The username of your FTP server account.Auth type - When using SFTP protocol, allows you to choose between password and private key authentication types.Port - This can be specified only when using a standard (non-encrypted) FTP protocol.OSFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol (default port 22). OFTPES - FTP Over Explicit TLS/SSL (default port 21). OFTPS - FTP Over Implicit TLS/SSL (default port 990). OFTP - Standard File Transfer Protocol (default port 21). Protocol - Choose from one of the following:.Server - The host name or IP address of the computer providing FTP services.The following settings are required in order to locate and authenticate to your FTP server: When prompted to choose a destination, select FTP Server and click the Select button. To create a Google Drive backup destination within SQL Backup Master, click the Add toolbar button in the Destinations section of the Database Backup Editor window. SQL Backup Master supports the use of an FTP Server for database backup purposes.
