FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows transferring of files to and from computers connected via the Internet. A Client machine connected to the Server can either upload or download files using FTP. Due to its faster data transfer speeds FTP is always a pref...

Here's a list of some of the most common FTP codes you might see: 100 Codes The requested action is being taken. Expect a reply before proceeding with a new command. 110 Restart marker reply. 120 Service ready in (n) minutes. 125 Data connection alrea...

If you have uploaded your files, but are still seeing the welcome page or a "parent directory" page, you did not upload into the correct directory. Please be sure you are uploading into the "public_html" or "wwwroot" subdirectory of your account.

Type in: ftp://ftp.your-domain.com into the URL field on your web browser.... or ftp://user@yourdomainame.com in to url and enter the password when it prompts you.

Follow the steps below to connect to a server, to upload files using FTP Explorer: 1)Open FTP Explorer. 2)Click on the connect button on the toolbar or select connect from the Tools menu. 3)In the Profile Name text, enter a name to give your FTP connec...

You can also use FTP to download files to your computer from a server. The following describes how to download a file. Make sure you are connected to the server. Go to the file that you want to download. Right click on the file and select Download To.....

You can end the connection by simply clicking on the Disconnect button on the tool bar or by clicking on Disconnect from the Tools menu.

Set your FTP client up with the following settings: FTP server: ftp.yourdomain.com (or subdomain.hostdomain.com for subdomains) FTP port: 21 FTP username: account_username@yourdomain.com (or account_username@subdomain.hostdomain.com for subdomains) FT...

Once you have established your connection with the server the next step is to upload your files to the server. The following describes how to do this: Go to the path on the server where you want to upload your files to. In the Tools menu click on the Up...

Once your web site created in Dreamweaver is complete and ready for publication all you have to do is to upload it to the public_html directory on your account via FTP. You can initiate the FTP transfer directly through the Macromedia Dreamweaver program ...

To use FTP you will need to install FTP software on your computer. There are many freely available FTP programs on the Internet such as, FTP explorer (http://www.ftpx.com) and Smart FTP (http://www.smartftp.com).

There are several reasons for this problem to occur. First, and most commonly, the file is likely cached by your web browser (your web browser creates copies of all web pages you visit) and you need to clear out your web browser cache. If you have cleared...

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and is a standard application protocol that uses the Internet’s TCP/IP protocol to transfer files from one computer to another. FTP is a very common process today. FTP is commonly used to transfer web pages from th...

Much like HTTP is a protocol for viewing web pages and sites, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard protocol for uploading files over the Internet. For the new users, FTP software provides for a very easy drag-and-drop interface for web site control....