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CyberPanel to FastPanel WordPress Migration Tool – Batch Migrations Made Easy
neversaynever504
Member
Hi everyone,
I’ve been a loyal CyberPanel user for years and honestly never had much to complain about. But recently, many well-known members in the Vietnamese hosting and WordPress community kept recommending FastPanel. CyberPanel started to feel a bit outdated, so I decided to give FastPanel a try.
**The Problem
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I’m not a fan of repetitive manual work. Migrating each site by hand means backing up databases, copying files, re-configuring everything, and testing again and again. It’s easy to make mistakes.
So I built a browser-based automation tool to handle the whole process. At first it was just for my own use, but now I’m sharing it publicly for anyone who might find it helpful.
**CyberPanel → FastPanel WordPress Migration Tool
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Supports: single or batch migrations
Main features:
Runs directly in your browser, SSH credentials never leave your machine
Works with WordPress only for now, but very reliable
Simple interface, no technical steps needed
Handles multiple sites automatically
**4-Step Process
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Step 0: Point your domain to the new FastPanel server
Step 1: Test the connection between both servers
Step 2: Scan and auto-configure
Step 3: Migrate and verify
No SSH login, no manual commands, and no missing files. Just a clean migration from start to finish.
**Try It and Share Feedback
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This tool is completely free and made for the community.
If you’re planning to move from CyberPanel to FastPanel, or just want to save time on WordPress migrations, give it a try:
https://dps.media/cyberpanel-to-fastpanel/
Feedback is welcome:
Any features you’d like to see added?
Any part of the interface unclear?
Did you encounter any errors?
Let me know what you think so I can keep improving it.
Comments
What is fastpanel?
Need proof.
Better way would be putting on GitHub so users can do it locally?
Just an alternative same to Cyberpanel
Great idea. Going to public it