how do you host your own ftp site without paying someone?
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You can download an ftp daemon (server program) such as bulletproof ftp. Then, you can use a service such as dyndns or no-ip to get an ip-independent domain name for your server.
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Very simply, if you're using Windows XP you no longer need a seperate ftp program.\n\nOpen any folder and type the ftp details into the address bar in a similar format to this:\n\nftp:// yourusername:yourpassword @ yourwebserverdetails.com\n\n(remove the spaces though!)\n\nYou will now be able to drag and drop from the server as if it was any other folder on your machine!\n\nAnd if you want to save the details so that you don't have to keep retyping them in every time...go to "My Network Places" and "create a network place"...then just enter all of the details for each site.  Simple as that.  When you want to ftp, just go to "My Network Places" and click on the appropriate link to take you directly to the server folder.\n\ngreat eh?!
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http://www.xthost.info/ has free webhosting.  You can upload your files directly with ftp.  The only bad thing is that your website is deleted if you don't access it once a week.
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The company that I have used, and the one with the best prices I have found for "unlimited" access is http://www.superuser.net They will host and register your domain name for free as long as you are with them and if you choose the setup with unlimited access then you don't have to worry about getting hit with thousands of dollars worth of bills.  In short most hosting sites give you a preset limit on visitors megs of downloads and then if you go over charge you accordingly.  This can get horribly expensive.  These folks start at around 12 bucks a month for 2 gigs of storage space and have unlimited downloads so no matter how many folks go to your site you won't pay a bit more.  They also have anonymous FTP you can setup which will allow your viewers a much faster download than regular HTML and can be done with simple click off your webpage.  I started a website for a non-profit civic organization in California awhile back and set them up to be hosted there.  Works excellent.  Also they have a checkout and catalog system already installed where you can sell and categorize your wares if you want to sell any of your stuff and take credit cards, etc.  If anybody knows of a site with a better deal please post it and let me know as well.  :-)
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In Windows XP, you can use the command line FTP client.  Open a command prompt, and type "ftp someplace.com" where "someplace.com" is the domain of the site that is running the FTP server.\n\nAssuming that it is an anonymous FTP, you can then type 'anonymous' (without the quotes) for the user, then add an e-mail address (or bogus, but correctly formatted e-mail address) such as 'anonymous@anonymous.com' (without the quotes).\n\nThen, type "binary" to make sure that transfers occur in binary mode.  This will work regardless of whether the file is a text file or an executable.\n\nNext, you can use the "put" command (the utility has help on these commands) to upload a file if you have appropriate permissions, or "cd" to change the directory to another directory on the site, and "get" to get a file from the server to your local machine.
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There's numbers of ftp software can be use. My best selection would be Ws_FTP... There's some websites which also offers upload forms, to help those without ftp knowledge. For example, Geocities.
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1. Home-based: set up your own server and attach it to your ISP connection (if permitted).\n2. Free web hosting provider (you might have to tolerate ads).\n3. Paid web hosting provider, managed. (You provide content only, usually template-based).\n4. Paid web hosting provider, unmanaged. (You control the server and content. VPS (or VDS) servers are great for this).\n5. Rent rack space in data center and install your own server. (Probably not an option, or you wouldn't have to ask).\n\nOr did you want technologies?\n\n1. Learn HTML.\n2. Use FrontPage (or Composer, or DreamWeaver, etc.)\n3. Use Flash (yuck).\n4. Use templates.\n5. Hire a web designer.
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go to www.buildyourhost.com and talk to them about it and they do give free hosting some times;
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I believe Windows XP has it's own FTP server but it's probably best to use third party software. Filezilla have excellent FTP client and server programs available for free from the first link below. The second 2 are both commercial pieces of software that will do the same job (Bullet Proof FTP and G6 FTP Server).
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if you have your own website with a hosting provider, then they should provide you with ftp tools to enable you to upload mp3s to your server space which you can then link to from your site.
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do this by getting your own ftp upload tool , dont use the "easy uploader" , if you get smartftp or some good tool (usually 3rd party tools for ftp transfer) , it expands what you can upload by tenfold
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You can use explorer to do this job if you are using Windows 2K or XP.  The only disadvantage is that it is slower to other programs such as cuteftp.  \n\nAll you need to do is to open My Network Places.  \nClick on Add Network Place. .. next\nChoose "another network location ...."  ..next\nEnter the ftp server address starting with ftp://  ..next.\nEnter Log on details.\nand enter the name of the network place to be displayed.\n\nThese settings are only set once.  When you need to connect to the ftp server. go to My network place\nand double click on the icon of the server.  When prompted enter a password. \nTo upload files drop and drag.\nTo delete select and press delete.
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http://www.byethost.com/\nhttp://www.addyour.net/\nhttp://www.100webspace.com/freeplan.html\nhttp://www.netfreehost.com/index.php\nhttp://www.perfectfreewebhosting.com/\nthose are for hosting it...\nuse http://www.united.net.kg/domain.htm for a free .co.nr domain or get a paid .com/.net/.org/etc at a place like godaddy.com
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First of all you need a company that grants people FTP access unless you allready have one. Then you need a FTP program http://www.internet-soft.com/download4.htm?id=3NKTJXz2z37bYao1nUOg for you to connect to thier server. You have to make sure that sites allow FTP access if it does it should give you an FTP link for you to use and you have to enter a user name and password.
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try http://www.50webs.com\n\nThey host free without ads
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I personally recommend ATSPACE.COM. It's FREE! The host allows up to 50MB of webspace, FTP Access via an FTP program on your PC and NO ADS!\n\nATSPACE.COM\nhttp://www.atspace.com\n\nHere are two sites I've created on this host:\nhttp://tim8w.atspace.com\nhttp://tricountytitans.atspace.com
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You'll need to know how to use HTML and you'll need a place to put your site called a 'webhost'.  There are a lot of webhosts on the net, so that's the easy part.  You'll /probably/ also need an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) client so you can upload your site, but sometimes a freebie site will also give you a web interface that lets you do that by cutting and pasting you HTML.  After that all you need to do is tell all your friends the address for your new site!\n\nHeres a good freeware FTP client: http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/\nAnd here' are lots of good places to learn HTML: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=HTML+tutorials&btnG=Google+Search\n\nWhen it comes time to find a webhost, just use Google and I'm sure you'll find one!