Because DAV integrates better with our Authentication and Access Control system. Also, DAV runs over SSL (https) so passwords (and data) are encrypted in transit. On 2007-06-24 Doug of OC.pm wrote: IE7 must be different...I used this as a guide: http://www.hss.caltech.edu/help/web/webdav/accessing/windowsxp Basically you go to Start->My Network Places->Add a Network, plug in your group web access URL https://groups.pm.

My personal favourite is FlashFXP. Nobody probably cares about what I think though. Other common software includes CuteFTP and WS_FTP

Even though it is supported, traditional FTP access should never be used to access private accounts, simply because it is the nature of the protocol to transmit data over the Internet "in the clear", and this data includes your account password and possibly other sensitive information. Under Unix-based operating systems, secure file transfer tools like scp, sftp or rsync (with ssh) are available. Under windows, we recommend the free WinSCP program.

When you select the Enable checkbox or click the Ftp button it will initiate ftp upload to your web site. There you should have your webpage with the webcam image link. Select the 'FTP Upload > Advanced > Passive mode' checkbox if your client is behind a firewall. Active FTP may cause problems. From the firewall's point of view, the FTP server that is trying to initiate a connection with your client looks like an intruder and is usually blocked.

Once your domain is fully functional you can use: ftp.yourdomain.com (substitute yourdomain.com with your Fully Qualified Domain Name) User ID: your account username (this is a login name that is usually the same as your control panel login, with a maximum of 8 characters)

FTP CLIENT will work with a proxy server or firewall as long as the proxy server or firewall is a "true" FTP proxy or firewall -- not one that substitutes FTP protocol with HTTP. (Note that Web browsers convert FTP to HTTP commands which is why a browser might work with a firewall when FTP Client will not.) If you are behind a [proxy server or] firewall, fill in the Firewall is tab in the Connection screen.

FTP (File transfer protocol) is the standard method for moving and managing files on a remote server. The software that you use to connect to that server is an FTP client. Some design software, such as Microsoft Frontpage and Dreamweaver, include the FTP mechanism and an easy way to use it. See the documentation. There are countless FTP clients available, and many of them are freely downloadable. You will find lists of them at sites like tucows.com or winfiles.

There are many free FTP client software packages available for download. One popular FTP client is called WS_FTP LE. It is available for download at http://www.ftpplanet.com/download.htm.

There are many FTP Clients available, We have a few available for download please visit http://www.webhostingdirect.net/downloads/ftp/

You should use the IP Address that was provided to you, or if your domain is already pointing use the domain name reference.

Most modern FTP client provide an option for you to pass through a firewall. This is how you should configure it. On the firewall setting, select the type "USER@HOST". Put the ProxyNow! IP address in "Server Address", and port 21. You could leave the firewall/proxy login blank.

To login to your FTP account you will need to enter the following information into your FTP client/software:

Our virtual server can be accessed via FTP. To be able to ftp into our virtual server, you have to install an FTP client which is available for download at shareware sites. There are many excellent FTP clients. We recommends using the following depending upon your operating system:

Not necessarily, especially if you have more than one website. Check the e-mail that Coastline originally sent you and see of the Client Password and the FTP passwords listed separately.