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#Config filezilla server how to
#Config filezilla server portable
#Config filezilla server password
#Config filezilla server Pc

It’s a personal taste hence choose one that suits your needs. Using a browser allows for quick testing however an FTP client offers more flexibility my personal favourite is FireFTP running on Firefox. Do not allow your firewall to block Internet access otherwise you will need to manually enable access. You may be unlucky and have a service provider that blocks the common FTP ports.

However if you are using a router you need to forward ports 20 and 21 every router is different hence pay a visit to PortForwrd for detailed instructions. If you have a direct Internet connection there should be no problems with access. To test FTP access use: Gene6 FTP Server Test, its free for anyone to use.To find your external IP address use: Whatsmyip.Testing an FTP server for online access can be problematic however there are two useful online services that can help: To access your FTP server from the Internet a user would type the following into a browser:įtp://your_domain_name/ alternatively ftp://your_external_ip_address They must substitute 192.168.1.6 for your IP address and replace my_ftp_server with a memorable name, which they would like to use. For example under localhost add a line as shown below: Neither of the above is very easy on the eye an alternative is to get each user to add a memorable name to their hosts file.

#Config filezilla server Pc

While in the command window look for Host Name (my PC name is mpg2) the name of your PCĪ user can use either HostName or IP address to access your FTP server for example:.

If you are using a wireless network the address will be similar to this 192.168.1.6

In the command window type ipconfig /all.

Open command prompt start > run > type in cmd > clik OK.

To find your IP address use a command prompt: Restart the server to guarantee changes take effect (generally not required)Īssuming you are running the server on your local machine you can quickly test the account.įtp://localhost/ a pop-up is displayed enter name (fred) and password.Ī page is displayed showing files and folders contained in your shared folder.Īnyone on your local network can access the ftp server by typing ftp://your_ip_address into their browser they will be challenged for a user name and password. You can change user privileges and delete users as required.

Select directory privileges R) you wish to allow.

Select file privileges Q) you wish to allow.

To the left of this make sure “H” is displayed

Click Add N) in the pop-up select a folder to share.

#Config filezilla server password

Check Password box J) enter a password K).

Click Add E) a Add user account pop-up displayed.

Groups: Top row icon C) dropdown menu C1).

Users: Top row icon B) dropdown menu B1).

Settings: Top row icon A) dropdown menu A1).

Two methods are available to do this, either via the top row of icons or using the drop down menu. The admin interface provides access to three server sections, setting, users and groups.

Start the administration interface, double click on filezilla_admin.bat.

Start the server by double clicking on filezila_start.bat.

I will be covering two scenarios, transferring files across a local network and over the Internet. If you have any special requirements these default values can be tweaked later.

#Config filezilla server how to

This page looks at how to set the server up for general use later I will target Uniform Server specifically.Īpart from setting up a user account the defaults allow the server to work straight out of the box.

#Config filezilla server portable

The FileZilla Server is extremely flexible on the previous page I covered a portable version that can be run independently of Uniform Server.