Dreamweaver CS5 – How to Configure Server Settings Carrie SmahaUpdated on March 21, 2023 1 Minute Read This article will assist you with configuring your server settings in Dreamweaver CS5. Add New Server Basic Server Settings Add New Server Open your current site by clicking Site and then Manage Sites… Choose your site from the list, and then click “Edit” If you don’t already have a server configured, click “Servers” and then click the plus + sign to add a new server. If you already configured a server, choose the server from the list and click the pencil icon to modify it. Basic Server Settings Fill out the Basic server settings as described below, and then click “Test“ Server Name: Enter a name for this server Connect using: Choose FTP FTP Address: Enter your domain name here Username and Password: Enter your cPanel username and password Root Directory: If you are setting this up for your main domain, enter public_html Web URL: This will auto fill in for you when you enter a root directory. Please be sure to remove “public_html” from the Web URL so that it only reads https://example.com More Options – Use Passive FTP: Select “Use Passive FTP” When your server settings test was a success, click “OK” and then click “Save“ After you have properly configured your server, click “Save“ Congratulations, now you know how to configure server settings For Dreamweaver CS5! Share this Article Carrie Smaha Senior Manager Marketing Operations Carrie Smaha is a Senior Marketing Operations leader with over 20 years of experience in digital strategy, web development, and IT project management. She specializes in go-to-market programs and SaaS solutions for WordPress and VPS Hosting, working closely with technical teams and customers to deliver high-performance, scalable platforms. At InMotion Hosting, she drives product marketing initiatives that blend strategic insight with technical depth. More Articles by Carrie Related Articles Intro to Migrating your WordPress Site Data Migrating your WordPress Database Migrating WordPress Files Configuring WordPress After a Migration Testing your WordPress website after Migration How to Move WordPress from a Subfolder to the Root Directory What to expect during a mass server migration Move Your WordPress Site to a New Server Moving Websites Built with Older Technology into WordPress How to Export Your WordPress Sites