To transfer web pages to a server, start by preparing your files. You can use various methods: FTP/SFTP, cPanel, SSH/SCP, or a CMS. For FTP/SFTP, get your credentials from your hosting provider, use an FTP client like FileZilla to connect, and upload your files to the server’s appropriate directory (usually public_html). In cPanel, log in, use the File Manager to upload files directly. For SSH/SCP, connect via command line and transfer files using commands like scp. With a CMS, upload files through its admin panel. After transferring, check that files are in the right place and test your website to ensure it works. Also, configure your database if needed and set proper file permissions.

Congratulations on purchasing hosting! First, point your domain to your hosting provider’s nameservers. Log in to your hosting account, set up email accounts, and activate SSL certificates. Upload your website files to the public_html directory using FTP/SFTP or the File Manager. If your site uses a database, create and import it via your control panel. Configure website settings, install any needed CMS, and test your site. Set up regular backups, install security plugins, and monitor your site’s performance. Finally, keep everything updated to ensure security.