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Setting up a FTP Server Connection
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Setting up a FTP Server Connection
- On the left side options column click Connections.
- On the Connections page, click on Create Connection button.
- On the New Connection page, click on the FTP Server icon.
- The FTP Server page opens where the FTP Server connection is configured.
- Enter a Description of the server configuration.
- Enter the Host Name.
- The Server Type drop down list has three options:
- Select FTP (no encryption) if SSL will not be used with this connection.
- Select FTPS (SSL encryption) if SSL will be used with this connection.
- Select SFTP (SSH FTP) if using an SSH FTP.
- Port
- The default Port number is 21.
- To use a different Port number, unmark the Use Default checkbox and enter the Port number that will be used for this connection in the Port field.
- From the Data Connection Type drop down list, select the Type that will be used. The Data Connection Types that are available are:
- Auto Active
- Auto Passive
- EPRT
- EPSV
- PASV
- PASVEX
- PORT
- The Encryption Mode will only be available if using FTPS (SSL encryption), the options include:
- Auto
- None
- Implicit
- Explicit
- Enter the User Name and Password of the FTP Server.
- Enter a Key File if it is required. This is used for SFTP Servers that require a file to be used for authentication.
- Enter the Root Directory. This is optional and not required.
- Click Validate to test the connection to the FTP Server.
- Once the connection has been validated, Save the connection.
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