1. Login to cPanel.

2. Click on the Backup under the file section.

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3. Click on the download a full account Backup.

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4. You can set the backup destination to your CWP server via SCP.

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Enter the remote server details.

Remote Server: Enter your CWP server IP.

Remote user: root.

Remote password: Enter the root password of the CWP server.

Port: enter your CWP server’s SSH port number.

Then click on ” Generate Backup”.

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5. The cPanel account backup will be downloaded to your /root directory in the CWP server and the backup file is look like the following format.

HTML Code:
backup-10.2.2019_06-1-51_user.tar.gz
6. Change that backup file name to the following format.

HTML Code:
cpmove-{user}.tar.gz
7. Login to server through SSH as a root user and move the backup file to /home directory.

HTML Code:
# mv /root/backup-12.28.2018_05-31-51_test_user.tar.gz  /home/cpmove-test_user.tar.gz
Restoration

1. Login to CWP.

2. Click on cPanel Account Restoration under the User Accounts section.

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3. Then select the backup file and click on “Import” to proceed restoration.

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Once it is completed, you will get message like “Migration has been successfully completed”.