How do I enable ftp in windows?
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If you want to upload or download FTP you need a FTP program. I like FTP surfer or LeechFTP, both of which can be found at http://www.download.com \nIf you are referring to auto downloaig ftp files please edit you post to include you OS and browser you are using.
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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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FTP uses port 21. Make sure you have port 21 access.
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Assumption is you have Wireless Access Point and router. If you don't, you need. \n\nOptions for transferring files:- \n\n1. To transfer files between PCs, you need to make it part of same work group.\n2. Start FTP server on one of the machine and use FTP.\n\nIf you don't have wireless AP and/router, use Adhoc mode on laptop and use one of the option stated above.
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uhh...its called using a script with your ftp app
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http://www.ftpplanet.com/ftpresources/pc_ftpserver.htm\nthis should help u.
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I. Opening and closing connection\n\nftp - starts an FTP session \nopen hostname - connects to the specified host \nclose - closes the connection (but not the FTP session!) \nquit - terminates the FTP session \nII. Browsing on a remote machine\n\ndir - gives a full directory listing on the remote machine \ndir test* - displays only files and directories whose name begins with "test..." \nls - same as dir, but provides a simplified listing of filenames \nIII. Directories in FTP\n\npwd - prints the name of the current remote directory \ncd remote-directory - changes working directory on remote host \ncd .. - moves up one level in the directory structure on the remote host \nlcd directory - changes the default directory on local host \nIV. Types of files\n\nbinary - type this command at the FTP prompt to set binary mode before transferring binary files \nFor example, use binary mode with the following types of files: \nSPSS System files \nSAS Transport files \nStata Datasets \nGraphics files (e.g., *.gif, *.jpg, *.bmp, etc.) \nMicrosoft Office documents (*.doc, *.xls, etc.) \nascii - type this command at the FTP prompt to set ASCII mode before transferring text files. \nUse the ASCII mode with any of the following: \nRaw Data (e.g. *.dat or *.txt, codebooks, or other plain text documents) \nSPSS Portable files \nHTML files \nV. Transferring files\n\nget test - copies file "test" from remote to local host (from current remote directory to current local directory) \nmget test.* data.dbf - copies files beginning with "test" and the file named data.dbf from remote to local host \nput test - copies file "test" from local to remote host. You musth have write access to the remove host for this to work. \nmput test.* data.dbf - copies files beginning with "test" and the file named data.dbf from local to remote host \nquit - closes connection and terminates FTP session \nIf a file name contains spaces (e.g. on your Windows system) you should type the file name in quotation marks " ", \nbut it is strongly recommended to rename such files before FTPing them. \nVI. Other Commands\n\nget test "| more" - displays file "test"\nTo make sure you want a document, you can display it with the more command and see the file screen by screen (using the space bar) BEFORE you get a file. To exit out of more , type q. \nprompt - turns off prompting for individual files when using the mget or mput commands. \nIf you have mistyped your username or password, use the user command to re-login. \nFor a list of all FTP commands type ? at the ftp> prompt. \nFor a brief explanation of a command, type help, leave a space,and type the command itself.
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All you need to do pick FTP server and install it on one of your machines. All of this ftp server are easy to setup. If you want to access to your ftp server anywere on the internet you need to open port 21 on your router. ****Be carefully open port on your router can expose you to virus.\n\n\nIIS-http://www.webwizguide.com/asp/tutorials/installing_iis_winXP_pro.asp\nApacheFTP-http://incubator.apache.org/ftpserver/\nhttp://filezilla.sourceforge.net/
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You just need to download an extension for firefox \nto get it go to tools and click on extensions on firefox,\nthen search for an ftp extension. download and install the extension \nafter that restart the browser\n\nif is not that you must type it like this for example: ftp://10.125.47.5689\n\nif that does not work it is because their server is shut down
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SMB server won't allow that. You need additonal software for that.
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Make sure your firewall settings are proper.  Also, even if you have a Mcafee or Norton firewall (or whatever), windows firewall on sp2 is still active even if it is disabled.  You have to enable for file sharing
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do you mean a ftp server? You cannot make it into a router without a wirless router!!!
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Use an FTP tool like SmartFTP. You can download one from downloads.com
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Most often you will FTP them to the server.  Windows can do this with built in support.\n\nYou can point your web browser to the FTP address of the server and drag and drop your files.\n\nBUT... it doesn't always work.  The windows support isn't always good.\n\nI recommend Cute FTP, but there are many free FTP applications out there.  EVERYONE should look at www.download.com for good software. Often it's free... check it out.
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well on google ofcourse!\nA v good FTP clients are cute FTP (www.cuteftp.com)\nA good free FTP client is called Filezilla.
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You need to set up a FTP account. To do so, you need to download a FTP software\n(SmartFTP and AceFTP are some freeware FTP products)\nUpload your files, then you are good to go!
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i suppose u use windows.\nstart->settings->control panel->network connections->local area connection\nopen it, properties->tcp/ip settings