• 76 shares • • • • • Introduction In this tutorial, you will find out how to configure a so you could connect to your FTP server and manage all of the files in it. However, FTP is not the only way to manage files on Hostinger. You may also use drag and drop File Manager. Many users find File Manager more convenient compared to FTP: • Filezilla is an open source software distributed free of charge that will help you transfer bigger files safely and quickly. Most hosts have certain limitations when it comes to uploading files via PHP or scripts. However, such limitations are usually not present for FTP uploads, therefore a FileZilla client could be a really great and powerful tool in a developers arsenal. The FileZilla FTP client is powerful but easy to use, thus being one the most popular FTP clients out there.
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FileZilla Pro runs on Windows and macOS. Supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS), SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Dropbox, Google Cloud Storage, Google Drive, Microsoft Azure, OneDrive, OpenStack Swift and WebDAV. FileZilla Pro is ready for the Internet of the future with complete IPv6 support.
It also supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, BSD operating systems. The software includes support for multiple languages and features such as a Site Manager, transfer queues, bookmarks and much more. Once you are done with FileZilla configuration, be sure to check out. What you’ll need Before you begin this guide you’ll need the following: • FileZilla client, which can be downloaded. • FTP credentials/login information. Step 1 – Collecting FTP details To make a connection using a FileZilla client, you will first need to gather your FTP details.
On Hostinger, they are located in your control panel’s FTP Access section under the Files category. There, you will find your FTP Hostname, FTP Username, FTP Password, and FTP Port which will all be required while configuring your FileZilla client. In case you do not remember or know your FTP Password, it can be reset by pressing Change account password button.
In case you wish to grant FTP access to a developer or a friend, you may create a separate FTP user via control panel’s FTP Accounts section. Step 2 — Accessing Site Manager in FileZilla Client To add a site to your FileZilla client all you need to do is to open FileZilla and access Site Manager. Site Manager can be accessed by pressing CTRL + S (on MAC you should use CMD + S) while in FileZilla client or you could just press the top left icon in your newly installed FTP client. Step 3 — Adding a site to Site Manager We have successfully located Site Manager and to connect to the FTP we need to add a site to our Site Manager. To do that, we should press “ New Site” in the Site Manager and fill in the required details as displayed in the image below.
• “ Host” – you can find this information at your hosting provider, however, in many situations you can use your domain as host by writing ftp.yourdomain.com as the host. • “ Port” – the FTP server data port, the default port of FTP is 21, however, this field is not mandatory. • “ Protocol” – protocol for exchanging files over any network. Please select FTP - File Transfer Protocol. • FTP – FTP stands for “File Transfer Protocol”. It is an Internet service specially designed to establish a connection to a particular Internet server (or computer), so that users are able to transfer files (download) to their computer or to transfer (upload) their own files to the server (computer). • SFTP – SFTP stands for “Secure File Transfer Protocol”.
The Secure File Transfer Protocol ensures that data is securely transferred using a private and safe data stream. It is the standard data transmission protocol for use with the SSH2 protocol. SFTP servers use port 22 and FTP over SSL/TLS (implicit mode) use port 990 by default.
• “ Encryption” – select how your data will be encrypted. Most providers recommend using Only use plain FTP (insecure), because other methods would require you to create certificates and other configurations. Hostinger does support this type of FTP connection, therefore you may select Use explicit FTP over TLS if available. If you want to connect to the server while using any other encryption method, please contact your hosting provider and you will be assisted. • “ Logon Type” – the type of login that will take place, when appropriate: • Anonymous: You can’t enter a username and password. In this case, the username is always “Anonymous”.