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I am planning on migrating my website from one server to another. Since this website is for my business, I don't want there to be a time frame where customers will land on an empty page.

I tried uploading the files via FTP to the server without having the domain being pointed to the server, but the server won't grant me access, even with the proper login credentials.

Is there a way to upload files to the new nameserver without having the domain name being pointed to it?

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You need to use the IP address of the new server rather than the domain name. That will get the files there.

Alternatively you could set up a subdomain with an A record pointing to the new server IP address, have them add that subdomain in DNS at the new server and then you can FTP in.

There are a couple of ways of viewing the files once you have done that. One common way is something like hostingcompany.domain/~youraccount

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