Browse to the source folder where the file you need to FTP is located. Enter your username and password again.Ħ. Then click the Page menu and choose: Open this FTP site in Windows explorer.ĥ. In the Address Bar, type in and press enter.Ĥ. drag and drop the file from your local source folder to the FTP connection/folder in the Internet Explorer Browser.Ģ. (we recommend making the window smaller so you are able to view that folder as well as the newly created FTP connection in your Internet Explorer Browser.)ĥ. When a window pops up requesting your username and password, enter your NT User Account for the username and NT User Account password for the password.Ĥ. (replace with your FTP information which can be found on the Web Site Summary page after loggind into the Siteutil ( )ģ. In the Address Bar, type in and press enter. Instructions for creating FTP connection:Ģ. In this tab, find the 'Enable folder view for FTP sites' check button. Make sure that Internet Explorer is enabled to function as an FTP client (Click the 'Tools' menu, then the 'Internet Options' option, then the 'Advanced' tab. (Click the 'Help' menu, and then the 'About' option) Make sure you are using Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher. For instructions on how to FTP using the internet explorer browser, please see below… To FTP a file from your local computer to your website, you may utilize an FTP program such as WSFTP… or you may use your Internet Explorer Browser.

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