FTP 

1.  Click on the Anonymous FTP Message link in the FTP area.  

2.  Enter the message that you want visitors to see in the text area. You can not enter HTML 

code   plain text only. This is created as a welcome.msg text file.  

3.  Click on the Save button. Click on the Anonymous FTP message link to return to the 

Anonymous FTP Message window to confirm that the message has been created.  

Removing Anonymous FTP access  

Removing Anonymous FTP access is as simple as enabling the access. Removing access 

does not delete your public_ftp folder or its contents (you should not delete this folder 

anyway), but it does prevent anyone from accessing that folder through FTP.  

To remove Anonymous FTP access: 

1.  Click on the Setup Anonymous FTP Access link in the FTP area.  

2.  Remove the tick from the Allow anonymous access to ftp://ftp.yourdomain.com tick 

box or the Allow anonymous upload to ftp://ftp.yourdomain.com/incoming tick 

boxes.  

3.  Click on the Submit button. Click on the Setup anonymous FTP access link to return to 

the Anonymous FTP window to confirm that Anonymous FTP has been removed 

correctly.  

Controlling FTP sessions  

You can view and terminate FTP sessions using the provided FTP session controls. This is 

useful for general information and stopping unwanted FTP activity.  

To control FTP sessions: 

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