If you haven't installed Filezilla yet, you can download the software by going to the Filezilla website and clicking ' Download FileZilla Client'.Īs we're using Windows (64 bit), this is the chosen option in our example. If you've already installed Filezilla on your computer, head over to ‘ Look up your SFTP data’. If you want to upload a large amount of folders and files, we recommend using SFTP software in stead.įilezilla is free to download and easy to install. Keep in mind that SFTP filemanagement is best used for uploading individual folders and files. If you'd rather upload the files of your website via your control panel, you can use SFTP filemanagement instead. In this article you'll learn how to upload the files of your website using the SFTP software Filezilla.įilezilla is ideal for Windows users. Destination NAT incoming connections on ports 51000 - 52000 to your FTP server.With our web hosting packages, you can use SFTP to upload the files to your website.For the sake of example, let's pick TCP ports 51000 - 52000. You'll also need to set a range of ports for forwarding. You'll need to set the public IP either manually or use an IP discovery mechanism, I think FileZilla has one built-in. The FTP server has to tell the client what public IP to connect back to and on what port. I believe FileZilla has a lot of "knobs" that you can turn to make this work. Enable the FTP server to establish new connections outbound on ports > 1024įor passive mode, you'll need to handle NAT traversal.Destination NAT the control traffic on port 21 to your FTP server.Here is a list of requirements for active mode: Depending on the client being used that may or may not work. This requires the client to manage traversing NAT. In active mode, FTP requires the client to open a port and the server connects back to the client. If you insist on using FTP and you require it to work over IPv4. All of which can be handled easily by the IPv6 firewall filter. This greatly eases the firewall configuration by only requiring ports to be opened for both passive and active modes. If you insist on using FTP, you can run it over IPv6. If you insist on sticking with FTP, be prepared for a battle with NAT while learning about FTP.You could save yourself a lot of trouble switching to a more modern protocol like SSH.
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