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Creating Additional FTP Users on Your Shared Hosting Plan

All of our Linux shared hosting plans and Windows hosting plans running IIS 7 let you...

Removing Additional FTP Users from your Shared Hosting Account

You can easily remove additional FTP users from all Linux shared hosting accounts and...

Creating Additional FTP Users on your Shared Hosting Account

All of our Linux shared hosting plans and Windows hosting plans running IIS 7 allow...

Using the Hosting Control Center Web-Based FTP Client

You can use the Hosting Control Center to upload and download files to your Web site...

Locating your Hosting Login or User Name

To upload content to your Web site, you need your hosting login or user name and...

Uploading Files to Your Web Site

To upload files to your Web site, you need an FTP client. FTP stands for File Transfer...

Third-Party Web Site Creation and FTP Documentation for Your Shared Hosting Account Web Site

Numerous third-party applications exist for the creation and/or uploading of files to...

Using Dreamweaver CS to Upload Your Site

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Using CoffeeCup® HTML Editor 2007 to Upload Your Site

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What FTP Software Should I Use and Where Do I Get It?

There are a number of popular FTP clients available online. These are some of the most...

I Uploaded My Files, Why Isn't My Web Site Displaying?

If your Web site isn't displaying after you have uploaded your files, check the...

Can I use SSH to connect to my shared hosting account?

For security reasons, we do not allow SSH (or Telnet) connections to our shared...

What is File Transfer Protocol (FTP)?

Using File Transfer Protocol (FTP), you can connect to a remote computer, such as a...

Using Windows XP to Upload Your Site

This guide briefly describes what an FTP client is and how to use Windows XP Network...

Using Windows Vista to Upload Your Site

This guide briefly describes what an FTP client is and how to use Windows Vista...

Why would I need additional (File Transfer Protocol) FTP users?

There are several reasons why you might consider creating an additional (File Transfer...

Using Internet or Windows Explorer to Upload Your Site with Windows XP

This article briefly describes what an FTP client is and how to use Internet Explorer...

What is the maximum allowed connections for your Shared Hosting Accounts?

Our shared hosting accounts limit the maximum number of connections at one time. ...

Using Microsoft Expression Web to Upload Your Site

This Quick Start guide describes how to use Microsoft Expression Web to connect to...

Editing Additional FTP Users on your Shared Hosting Account

You can easily edit the password and working directory for an FTP user on all Linux...

Using Microsoft Publisher 2003 (XP) to Upload Your Web Site Content

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What is SSH?              

SSH (Secure Shell) is a program that you can use to log in to another computer over a...