answer: your FTP username and password are the same as your IndefiniteSpace login email and password. you can change your primary email and password on the IndefiniteSpace website through [login] -> [my profile] page and it will automatically change your FTP username and password. your primary email address and your FTP username is the same thing.

Our web hosting servers are case sensitive, therefore you will need to enter your username and password exactly as they were assigned to you. Here are a few things to check if your FTP client is rejecting your login information. Try retyping your username and password, both. Even if your program says the password is wrong, it very well may be that your username is mistyped. See similar questions...

Note: If your full domain name is over 20 characters long, your username will only be the first 20 characters of your full domain name. See similar questions...

IC student accounts are created automatically from registration records. If you have registered for a class scheduled to meet in IC facilities your account will be created by the first day of the quarter. Students are required to activate their account before being able to log in. Activation may be done at https://myinfo.highline.edu or at a the activation kiosks available in Buildings 29 and 30 and at the Federal Way Campus. You will recieve your username and set your password at that time. See similar questions...

Your username and password are included in the Welcome letter that is sent to you after signup. Chances are your username looks something like this (admin@yourdomainname.com) and your password is the same as your Copper dialup account. If that doesn't work, you'll have to contact CopperHosting to set up a new password. See similar questions...

Link manager required a valid FTP login info so that system can upload your link page to your web hosting server. However, you may download the link pages and upload manually. See similar questions...

This is the same as the CP username and password by default and something the user assigns when they signup an account. However, for FTP, the username has an 8 character limit. This does show up in the end user control panel for the account, but many users do not notice that. Also, please note that each "account" on the H-Sphere system can have multiple domains, which sometimes creates confusion with users in terms of the ftp passwords. See similar questions...

Answer: Easy. Your username is your e-mail account. Simply check your copy of the daily news. Remember your address is case sensitive. To get a copy of your password follow this link and enter the e-mail address (user name) you used to subscribe. Click submit and you will receive a copy of your password by e-mail within minutes. See similar questions...

Answer: If you forget your password, you should click "forgot your password" or email the CCC Registry Plus Office at registry@yosemite.cc.ca.us Please include the following information: full name, phone number, and e-mail address used to set up the original account. The CCC Registry Plus Staff will email you your user name and password so you can log into the CCC Registry Plus system. Be sure to turn off any filters so that the CCC Registry Plus response can reach your e-mail box. See similar questions...

I just changed the DNS configuration for my domain but I cannot access my site by using the domain name. See similar questions...

Usernames are derived from your domain name and generated automatically during sign-up. You will use this in combination with a password of your choosing to manage your server account and site files. Your FTP username is different than your MMH member name which is used to submit service tickets and manage other features of the members area. See similar questions...

No, you may only submit your FTP login info during publish/upload your link pages. System will save the password in session object and will not save your password in database. Once you logout, your session object will expires. See similar questions...

All FTP programs ask you for a server name which is your domain name, for example: lenernethosting.com, a username and a password. Your welcome email from us provides all this information to you. See similar questions...

If you access an FTP site that doesn't allow anonymous access, you must provide a username and password. To access an FTP site anonymously from IE, use the syntax Data can disappear from the All Users folder if you've performed an in-place upgrade of XP (i.e., installed XP over an existing XP installation), used the XP installation CD-ROM and selected R to repair the XP installation, or upgraded XP Home Edition to XP Professional Edition. See similar questions...

jClientUpload supports base-64 encoded parameters. Enclose value in [] to pass base-64 encoded string. For instance to encode password parameter: See similar questions...

Yes, jClientUpload will attempt to auto-detect HTTP or SOCKS proxy. However, you could force proxy settings if needed. Yes, default FTPS setup is AUTH TLS with protection channel enabled (PROT P). jClientUpload also supports AUTH SSL and SSL Connect (implicit mode). You could switch between these modes through "ftpsmode" parameter. You could disable protection channel through "ftpsprot" parameter. See similar questions...

No problem! Just click Forgot your login? at the login area. Enter either your email address or username. Then your password will be mailed to your registered mailbox within a few minutes. If you have changed email addresses and cannot receive the auto-email username/password reply you may call us at 416-628-1072 for assistance. Your username and password are case-insensitive. Please make sure you input them correctly. This applies to you if you get the correct username or password. See similar questions...