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Filezilla FTP Client: Download

FileZilla is a free open source FTP client that can be installed and run directly from a USB flash drive without administrator privileges. The document provides instructions on downloading, using the user guide, and configuring FileZilla to connect to an FTP server by specifying the host, port, login credentials, and default remote directory.

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Filezilla FTP Client: Download

FileZilla is a free open source FTP client that can be installed and run directly from a USB flash drive without administrator privileges. The document provides instructions on downloading, using the user guide, and configuring FileZilla to connect to an FTP server by specifying the host, port, login credentials, and default remote directory.

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FileZilla FTP Client

FileZilla is a free, open source FTP client. It can be installed and run directly on a USB flash
drive. Even without administrator rights on a computer which users are not allowed to install
applications on the computer, such as a computer in the lab or library, users can still run FileZilla
on a USB flash drive.

Download
FileZilla FTP client can be downloaded at FileZilla FTP client download site.

User Guide
FileZilla User Guide can be found here.

Site Manager Configuration

Open FileZilla. If it is installed on a USB flash, navigate to the installed directory on the flash
drive and double-click on the FileZilla.exe file.
Click on the Site Manager Icon or click on the Site Manager option under the File menu.

Click on the New Site button to create a new site profile. Give a name to the new site. It is just a
profile name. It does not have to match the server name or the directory name.

General Tab:
Host: Host/FTP server address, e.g. www.csudh.edu or sws.csudh.edu
Port: Leave it blank (default value)
Protocol: use FTP - File Transfer Protocol (default value)
Encryption: Use plain FTP (default value)
Login Type: Account
User: your campus account username, in the format campus\username
Password: Your campus account password, same password you use for Outlook email
Account: leave it blank (default value)
Advanced Tab:
Take the default values except Default remote directory. Default Remote Directory should be a
forward-slash (/)followed by your FTP directory name.

Transfer Setting Tab:


Take the default values.
Charset Tab:
Take the default values.

To upload files/folders: Hightlight the files/folders in the local site area. Drag and drop the
highlighted files/folders to the remote site area.

To download files/folders: Hightlight the files/folders in the remote site area. Drag and drop the
highlighted files/folders to the local site area.

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