Setup merely involves storing your user/password and ftp addy into the
program. Usage is then point and click, or drag-and drop. Since you have
previous ftp experience, you won't have a problem once the info is entered.
You may wish to use the same software as you use at work, but the same basic
information is all that is needed to log into the ftp server; the process
should be similar for your preferred program client.
http://www.ipswitch.com/Support/WS_FTP/guide/wsftpug76/01intro.html
http://tutorial.ftpplanet.com/LE/
Pepperoni
"JNJ Eaton, Sr." <jnje...@txucom.net> wrote in message
news:3ff8272a$1...@katy-news.txucom.net...
> It's a simple proceedure, but varies slightly among FTP clients. I use
> WS_FTP from Ipswitch, which has a free version available at
> http://www.ipswitch.com/downloads/index.html
> (bottom of list, "LE" version is free)
>
> Setup merely involves storing your user/password and ftp addy into the
> program. Usage is then point and click, or drag-and drop. Since you have
> previous ftp experience, you won't have a problem once the info is entered.
> You may wish to use the same software as you use at work, but the same basic
> information is all that is needed to log into the ftp server; the process
> should be similar for your preferred program client.
>
> http://www.ipswitch.com/Support/WS_FTP/guide/wsftpug76/01intro.html
> http://tutorial.ftpplanet.com/LE/
>
> Pepperoni
>
> "JNJ Eaton, Sr." <jnje...@txucom.net> wrote in message
> news:3ff8272a$1...@katy-news.txucom.net...
> > My ISP gave me an ftp address ftp.txucom.net to use. I have no idea on
> > setting it up. I have used FTP sites at work to send and recieve large CAD
> > files. I am doing freelance cad work and need to do the same thing from
> > home. I have just always taken this procedure for granted, because someone
> > else has always already had it setup.
> > Would anyone mind taking the time to walk me slowly thru the process of
> > setting this up? I really would appreciate it if you would contact me via my
>
> > personal e-mail.
If I read his message right, he wants to set up a server, not a client...
--
I whittle on my brittle branch of anger,
I carve the pointless to the sharpest rage.
(Kazu Matsui, "Farther On")
You may be correct. We'll probably never know for sure, since he expects an
expert to e mail him rather than posting to the thread. Since this is
cross- posted so severely, he's probably forgotten where to look.
If you are correct, his ISPs ftp addy is not going to work for his
purposes.
If he does check back, he may want to look into server software, like:
http://www.ipswitch.com/products/ws_ftp-server/index.html
(free evaluation software is available)
This one runs in the background on your pc, includes encryption and since it
is from Ipswitch--- probably very simple to use.
Pepperoni
ftp anon...@ftp.txucom.net
Connected to wendy.txucom.net.
220 ProFTPD 1.2.0pre8 Server (ProFTPD Default Installation) [wendy]
331 Password required for anonymous.
Password:
530 Login incorrect.
ftp: Login failed.
ftp>
or he might have been a very quick learner, imagine firewall issues etc...
Grtz.
Not sure which response tweaked your undies, but I didn't see anything
in this group to warrant your response.
--
MichaelB
www.michaelbulatovich.com
"TomD" <dcbne...@stargate.net> wrote in message
news:3FF9BF64...@stargate.net...
......hehehehe.......restraining from comment.
> If you are correct, his ISPs ftp addy is not going to work for his
> purposes.
It should but I bet they assume he knows the directory where he is to place
his files and any password control is likely his login name with them...
> If he does check back, he may want to look into server software, like:
> http://www.ipswitch.com/products/ws_ftp-server/index.html
> (free evaluation software is available)
> This one runs in the background on your pc, includes encryption and
> since it is from Ipswitch--- probably very simple to use.
Bet he does not want to manage firewall ports etc for ftp but rather just
upload them where they can be found, and on a much quicker connection.
Ron