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{{Uc nav FileZilla Server}} | {{Uc nav FileZilla Server}} | ||
FileZilla Server plugin general set-up. | FileZilla Server plugin general set-up. | ||
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'''''Admin'':''' | '''''Admin'':''' | ||
# Start the server by double clicking on '''filezila_start.bat''' | # Start the server by double clicking on '''filezila_start.bat''' | ||
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[[Image:Uc_filezilla_1.gif]] | [[Image:Uc_filezilla_1.gif]] | ||
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'''''Create a user'':''' | '''''Create a user'':''' | ||
<ol start="3"> | |||
<li>Select Users '''Edit > Users''' B1)</li> | |||
<li>'''Menu General''' D) selected by default</li> | |||
<li>'''Click Add''' E) a Add user account pop-up displayed</li> | |||
<li>Type a '''new user name''' F) click OK G)<br>(Add user account pop-up disapears)</li> | |||
<li>'''Enable account''' H) selected by default</li> | |||
<li>'''Check Password box''' J) '''enter a password''' K)</li> | |||
</ol> | |||
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[[Image:Uc_filezilla_2.gif]] | [[Image:Uc_filezilla_2.gif]] | ||
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'''''Assign a user folder'':''' | '''''Assign a user folder'':''' | ||
<ol start="9"> | |||
<li> Click '''Shared folders''' L) </li> | |||
<li> Check '''required user''' M) '''is selected'''</li> | |||
<li> '''Click Add''' N) in the pop-up select a folder to share.</li> | |||
<li> The folder selected is displayed O)<br>to the left of this make sure '''“H”''' is displayed<br>if not '''clcik “Set as home dir”''' P)</li> | |||
<li> '''Select file privileges''' Q) you wish to allow</li> | |||
<li> '''Select directory privileges''' R) you wish to allow</li> | |||
<li> Click '''OK''' S)</li> | |||
</ol> | |||
'''''Notes'':''' | '''''Notes'':''' | ||
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Type the following into your browser: | Type the following into your browser: | ||
''' | '''<nowiki>ftp://localhost/</nowiki>''' a pop-up is displayed enter name (fred) and password. | ||
A page is displayed showing files and folders contained in your shared folder. | A page is displayed showing files and folders contained in your shared folder. | ||
=== Local network access === | === Local network access === | ||
Anyone on your local network can access the ftp server by typing ''' | Anyone on your local network can access the ftp server by typing '''<nowiki>ftp://your_ip_address</nowiki>''' into their browser; they will be challenged for a user name and password. | ||
To find your IP address use a command prompt: | To find your IP address use a command prompt: | ||
* Open command prompt start | * Open command prompt start > run > type in cmd > clik OK | ||
* In the command window type '''ipconfig /all''' | * In the command window type '''ipconfig /all''' | ||
* Look for your IP address. If you are using a wireless network the address will be similar to this '''192.168.1.6''' | * Look for your IP address. If you are using a wireless network the address will be similar to this '''192.168.1.6''' | ||
* While in the command window look for '''Host Name''' (my PC name is mpg2) the name of your PC | * While in the command window look for '''Host Name''' (my PC name is mpg2) the name of your PC<br>(note sometimes this is not set-up) | ||
A user can use either HostName or IP address to access your FTP server for example: | A user can use either HostName or IP address to access your FTP server for example: | ||
A user on your network would then type ''' | A user on your network would then type '''<nowiki>ftp://192.168.1.6/</nowiki>''' | ||
Or ''' | Or '''<nowiki>ftp://mpg2/</nowiki>''' | ||
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'''. 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'''. For example under localhost add a line as shown below: | ||
127.0.0.1 localhost | 127.0.0.1 localhost<br> | ||
'''192.168.1.6 my_ftp_server''' | '''192.168.1.6 my_ftp_server''' | ||
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To access your FTP server from the Internet a user would type the following into a browser: | To access your FTP server from the Internet a user would type the following into a browser: | ||
''' | '''<nowiki>ftp://your_domain_name/</nowiki>''' alternatively '''<nowiki>ftp://your_external_ip_address</nowiki>''' | ||
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'''''Ports'':''' | '''''Ports'':''' | ||
If you have a direct Internet connection there should be no problems with access. | If you have a direct Internet connection there should be no problems with access.<br>However if you are using a router you need to '''forward ports 20 and 21''' every router is different hence pay a visit to [http://portforward.com/ PortForwrd] for detailed instructions. | ||
'''''[[#top | Top]]''''' | '''''[[#top | Top]]''''' |