How to upload files to Tencent Cloud Server - Wshenawo21

I have been using Sina sae before, but suddenly my account can no longer be used. I have all kinds of troubles in re-registering, and later I switched to Tencent.

Log in to https://console.qcloud.com/cvm and then change the system, choose to use other images to install, and then select the visual cloud panel in the options



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After installation, Start - Find Tengyun Assistant IIS in the program. Note: Do not change the names, file names and locations of all files in the software directory! ! ! !

1. After installing the software, please switch to the WEB environment page first. If you need other web environment support, please install it here.
You can switch the root directory of the Web site at any time. For example, you want to switch from the C:www directory to D:WWW directory, just set it here!
MySQL database file storage path, various settings, etc., just need to be set here. If you use other software, such as PhpMyadmin, to change the root password, you need to reset the password here before you can use the function normally!
Startup

2. Website management (switch between Apache and Nginx server modes and run as usual!)

3. Database management

4. FTP management (please uninstall Microsoft's own FTP before installation, otherwise it will Prompt cannot be installed!)

5. Scheduled tasks (regular backup of website and Mysql database) This function can help you make adequate backups. It is very convenient to use. Just set the execution date and time

After completion Start uploading the website
On the local computer, which is the client you are using, click Start-Run-mstsc.exe




1. Open the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box and click "Options".

2. In the "Local Resources" tab, click "Details".


3. In the drive module, select the hard drive where the files to be uploaded to the Windows cloud server are located.

4. After the configuration is completed, log in to the Windows cloud server, select "Start"->"Computer", and you can see the local hard disk mounted on the cloud server.