![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Browse the file(s) or folder(s) you want to transfer, right-click the item and select either upload or download.Example: Drag from FileZilla to your desktop to download and vice-versa. Browse the file(s) or folder(s) you want to transfer from your desktop or the FileZilla interface and drag and drop the file(s) or folder(s) into the appropriate directory.Click and drag the file(s) or folder(s) from directory to directory. Browse the file(s) or folder(s) you want to transfer in your remote site (HostedFTP account) or local site (PC).To upload and download, you can use 3 different methods: Click “Connect” and click “Ok” to the unknown host key to gain access to your remote site.Ĭheck, “Always trust this host, add this key to cache” if you want to save the host key to bypass the “unknown host key” notification in the future.If needed you can specify the default remote directory in the “Advanced” tab.Select your protocol using the drop-down menu.Input your hostname, username, and password login credentials (by default you can always use as the hostname).Ĭlick Here for more information on connecting with an FTP client.Click “New site” and give the site connection a name.Open FileZilla, click File and open the Site Manager.To connect to your HostedFTP account, follow the instructions below: This is the folder you want to land in when you connect via FTP client or the “default FTP folder” in your Setup Tab. When connecting with SFTP you may also be required to know your “default remote directory”. To connect to your server/HostedFTP account, you’ll need 3 pieces of information: ![]() In the second part of our FileZilla tutorials, learn how to connect, upload and download to and from your HostedFTP account.Ĭlick here to Download FileZilla or click here for more FileZilla Tutorials FileZilla Tutorials – Connecting with FTP, FTPS, SFTP and uploading and downloading ![]()
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