The FTP session Control interface to view general information about who logs in to your FTP server. You can also use the FTP Session Control interface to terminate FTP connections to your site. Please Note: This panel will only show FTP connections. It does not show sFTP or SSH connections. […]
In this article, we will show you how to connect to your Site5 hosting account over FTP using Transmit. 1) Open Transmit 2) Enter your FTP details on the right side of the screen… Server = Either your domain or the server’s IP address User Name = Your FTP username […]
In this article, we are going to show you how to use the built in FTP function inside of Adobe Dreamweaver. For this article, you will need the login credentials for your hosting account. 1) Open Dreamweaver 2) Go to the Sites menu and click New Site 3) Enter the […]
FTP or File Transfer Protocol is an internet standard protocol for transferring files from one location to another. Normally this is used to move files from your computer to a server, or in reverse. FTP enables you to easily update your website files using a client specifically designed to work with the FTP protocol. […]
The FTP Accounts is a feature of your SiteAdmin or cPanel that gives you ability to create or remove, or reset an additional FTP account password. Why use additional FTP accounts? The primary reason for creating and managing multiple FTP accounts is for security reasons. The less instances of you using […]
This tutorial assumes you already have FileZilla running on your computer, and are connected to a remote server. Now let’s learn how to upload or transfer a file to a remote server. 1) Select a few files you would like to upload. To select multiple files press CTRL on your keyboard. 2) […]
This tutorial assumes you already have FileZilla running on your computer, and are connected to a remote server. Now let’s learn how to manage files and folders in FileZilla. 1) Right click anywhere here in the remote server window. Then click Create directory. 2) Enter a name for the new folder here. […]
