With the Internet Options Panel open, find the Advanced tab and Click it.

Scroll through the settings until you find “Use Passive FTP (for Firewall and DSL model compatibility)”. Make sure it’s checkbox is UNCHECKED. Click Apply and then OK.

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bpais1 Premium
Great training, Dawn! I've done this in years past but, this was a great refresher for me!

And, you included such a simple little fix for saved "bad passwords"...!

I commend you and hope that you do some more training to keep us out of website trouble!

Jim
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LouisaB Premium
Great tutorial with lots of details. Thank you for a wonderful walk through.
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ChrisKrolik Premium
brilliant tutorial! very useful. can this technique be used instead of FileZilla?
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littlemama Premium Plus
@ChrisKrolik
Be used where instead of FileZilla? The instructions here can probably applied to any FTP application.
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ChrisKrolik Premium
@littlemama
Thank you Littlemama, I was wondering what's the point of using FileZilla since we can access site directories through FTP connection, but probably may need to educate myself more in this particular area
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littlemama Premium Plus
@ChrisKrolik
FileZilla is a type of FTP connection. :)
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Dinh Premium
I should start a backup plan:)
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MKearns Premium
Lesson 6 seems to be the core of logging into the ftp panel and making it work. Great tactics Dawn!
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05Dawn Premium
@MKearns
Thank you very much! It was fun putting this together.
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