Revision as of 05:10, 27 February 2008

Windows

Open FileZilla. In filezilla fill in the info above.

Make Sure the Passive mode is selected in Edit/Setting/Firewall

To Connect to the classfolders share just type class folders as your location

When you start up WinSCP you'll see this prompt, click Edit

Fill in the proper settings as illustrated below and select FTP from the drop down menu

Once connected go to Remote, then Go To, and click Open Directory/ Bookmark... (or use Ctrl+O)

Type in /classfolders. Press Add to add to your bookmarks and OK to connect.

You should now see the class folders share

Open Cyber duck and select Open Connection

Fill in info as below and select connect

You should now see you folder

To Connect to the classfolders, select Go to Folder from the Go menu.

Type /Classfolders

You Should now see the classfolders share

Open Filezilla. Fill in "Host," "Username" and "Password." Then hit Quickconnect.

Highlight your folder name in "Remote site."

Then change it to classfolder.

You Should now see the classfolders share

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 ==WinSCP==
-Fill in setting as below
+When you start up WinSCP you'll see this prompt, click Edit
-[[Image:WinSCP1.png]]
+[[Image:Newwinscpftp1.png]]
-Accept the rsa fingerprint
+Fill in the proper settings as illustrated below and select FTP from the drop down menu
-[[Image:WinSCP2.png]]
+[[Image:Newwinscpftp2.png]]
-You should see you files
+Once connected go to Remote, then Go To, and click Open Directory/ Bookmark... (or use Ctrl+O)
-[[Image:WinSCP3.png]]
+[[Image:Newwinscpftp3.png]]
-To see the classfolders share select Remote/Go To/Open Directory/BookMark.
 Type in  /classfolders. Press Add to add to your bookmarks and OK to connect.
-[[Image:WinSCP4.png]]
+[[Image:Newwinscpftp4.png]]
-You should now see the classofolders share
+You should now see the class folders share
-[[Image:WinSCP5.png]]
+[[Image:Newwinscpftp5.png]]
 =MacOSX=