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Thread: FTP problem

  1. #11
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    use flash ftp
    can be found in bizhat's download department!

  2. #12
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    If you use FTP-client, please, try to switch off your firewall. In many cases problems in your FW settings

  3. #13
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    Login : -do-
    is -do- your username?
    if you are using the command line ftp, i think that your username is the same as your host name...
    in any case, it will say in your emails, the one titled:
    'Your BizHat.com Free Hosting account info!'
    then, inside this email, it will say: Your Personal FTP Information:
    and list your FTP server, login, and password

  4. #14
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    Default Re: FTP problem

    Quote Originally Posted by sridhara
    Hi,
    I'm not able to connect to my site through any ftp client with the details as
    Host : sridhara.bizhat.com
    Login : -do-
    pwd : ********

    Any clue how can I upload files?
    Thank s
    Vijay S
    You just go to the link http://sridhara.bizhat.com and login to your account. It will take you to cp page. After that, you go file manager, it auto open WS_ftp with WS_ftp is installed in your computer.
    That's all. it's very easy.
    :D

  5. #15
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    hmm maybe use cuteFTP

  6. #16
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    but maybe IE

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    IE means internet explorer, if u know :D

  8. #18
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    My connection is getting timed out both in FTP Client and IE... I dont know why... however my other ftp sites are working... I disabled firewall even...
    :-(... totally exhausted trying

  9. #19
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    I found that the FTP server tends to liek Binary more than Ascii. Does anyone else find this?

  10. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by caocao
    Login : -do-
    is -do- your username?
    if you are using the command line ftp, i think that your username is the same as your host name...
    my thoughts exactly

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