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	*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_FTP_clients Comparison of FTP clients on Wikipedia]		*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_FTP_clients Comparison of FTP clients on Wikipedia]

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Mvanbeek at 15:39, 1 May 2009

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	You may also need to know the type of FTP server. It will either be '''''Active''''' or '''''Passive'''''. Most common type is Passive as it works better with firewalls.		You may also need to know the type of FTP server. It will either be '''''Active''''' or '''''Passive'''''. Most common type is Passive as it works better with firewalls.

	Finally, you may need to know where to find (or where to put) files. For example on most web servers you have to go down a level to reach the 'top' of the web server files. This is often so that you can 'hide' important configuration files where they are not accessible by the web server, or because there are other areas to be accessed that should not be exposed to the general public. For example many web servers use directories called htdocs or public_html.		Finally, you may need to know where to find (or where to put) files. For example on most web servers you have to go down a level to reach the 'top' of the web server files. This is often so that you can 'hide' important configuration files where they are not accessible by the web server, or because there are other areas to be accessed that should not be exposed to the general public. For example many web servers use directories called '''''htdocs''''' or '''''public_html'''''.

			== More information ==
			*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_FTP_clients Comparison of FTP clients on Wikipedia]

			[[Category:FTP]]
			[[Category:HowTo]]

Mvanbeek at 15:30, 1 May 2009

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	We would always recommend using a proper FTP client software package. There are many available, but we would recommend the open source [http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client\|FileZilla].		We would always recommend using a proper FTP client software package. There are many available, but we would recommend the open source [http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client FileZilla].

	In order to access an FTP area you will need three pieces of information:		In order to access an FTP area you will need three pieces of information:

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We would always recommend using a proper FTP client software package. There are many available, but we would recommend the open source [http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client|FileZilla].

In order to access an FTP area you will need three pieces of information:

1) The name of the FTP server.
2) Your FTP user name.
3) The password for the FTP account.

You may also need to know the type of FTP server. It will either be '''''Active''''' or '''''Passive'''''. Most common type is Passive as it works better with firewalls.

Finally, you may need to know where to find (or where to put) files. For example on most web servers you have to go down a level to reach the 'top' of the web server files. This is often so that you can 'hide' important configuration files where they are not accessible by the web server, or because there are other areas to be accessed that should not be exposed to the general public. For example many web servers use directories called htdocs or public_html.