Cuttriss & Hambleton
FTP Information |
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| What is FTP? |
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a widely used method
of transmitting files between servers over an Internet
connection. FTP allows fast, relatively secure file transfers of unlimited
size (unlike email attachments) and is free to anyone with a web browser
of FTP client software and Internet access. |
| What do I need to connect and transfer files? |
| You can access our FTP server through a FTP client.
We recommend using Fetch as your FTP client if you are a
Macintosh user and GoZilla or WS_FTP if you are a PC user. Current versions
of the software can be found at
www.download.com. |
| FTP Transfer Using Client Software |
| Uploading Files to Server |
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The following screen shots were made using Fetch 4; the settings shown can be adapted to other programs.
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| Choose New
Connection or Get via
FTP and enter the
account information above. If your software asks for
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| Once connected, you can upload files by double clicking
on the in folder. |
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| Use the Put
Files command or drag the files from
your desktop into the open window. Your ftp client software
should show you a progress indicator showing you the speed and size of
your transfer. Confirm the uploads
have finished before quitting. |
| Downloading Files to Server |
| Choose New
Connection or Get via
FTP and enter the
following account information: |
host: 64.168.147.226
username: out
password: download |
| Follow instructions as above using Get command rather
than Put Files command to download files. |
