#Filezilla ftp client for windows xp keygen
Open ‘Computer’ and right click in a blank area, then select “Add a network location.” Others could always use GUI applications such as FileZilla to connect to your FTP share, or they could map it to their computer so it shows up in Explorer. Now that the FTP server is completely set up, we can have other people connect to it with the user information we provide them (also make sure you have allowed their IP address). Mapping the FTP Share on another Computer Put in a name and description for this exception so it’s easy to find in the future, and then click Finish. Type in the port you have chosen for your FTP server to run on (default is 21, but in this guide we chose 54218).Ĭlick next three times after entering your port number. We’ll be allowing a port through the firewall, so select Port when the wizard asks “What type of rule would you like to create” and then click next. Go to your Start menu and type Windows Firewall, then click on “Windows Firewall with Advanced Security.”Ĭlick on “Inbound Rules” in the left column, and then “New Rule…” in the right column. If you have Windows Firewall enabled, you’ll need to add an exception for the port. If you have a third party firewall or anti-virus program, be sure that the port you’ve chosen to run your FTP server on is allowed through it. RELATED: Configuring FileZilla Server for FTPS on Windows Server Windows Firewall Exception SFTP or FTPS can be used for encrypting FTP communications, and it’s easy to setup FileZilla to work with SFTP or FTPS. One last note on the security of this FTP server: transmissions are in clear-text, so don’t use plain FTP to transfer anything confidential. To tweak this setting, click on “Autoban” under Edit > Settings, but the default will suffice for most people. There is a default Autoban setting already configured in FileZilla, so anyone who tries connecting to your server too many times within a short period will be locked out for a while. For example, the following screenshot shows a configuration in which 10.1.1.120 and the 192.168.1.0/24 (in other words, 192.168.1.1 – 192.168.1.255) IP range would be able to connect:Īlong with secure passwords, that should be about all the security your FTP server will need. In the second box, add exceptions to this rule (IP’s or network ranges that should be allowed to connect). In the first box, put an asterisk to block all IP’s from connecting to your server. Under Edit > Settings, click on “IP Filter.” Just remember that anyone determined to hack you will eventually find the port your FTP server is listening on, so further measures must be taken.Īs long as you know the IP’s (or at least the IP range) of the computers connecting to your FTP server, you can set FileZilla to only respond to login requests from those IP addresses. This doesn’t necessarily secure your server, but it obscures it and makes it harder to find. Under “General settings” you’ll see “Listen on these ports.” It should currently be on 21, but we recommend changing it to a random five digit number (nothing over 65535). To avoid being detected by the thousands of hackers constantly scanning for people like you with an FTP server, we can change the port that FileZilla listens on. Hackers will constantly scan the internet for hosts listening on port 21, the default FTP port. Securing Your FTP ServerĪlong with configuring the user(s) with a strong password, there are a few settings within FileZilla that you can configure to further secure your new FTP server.
To give the user further permissions, such as the ability to copy files to this repository, check the boxes beneath ‘Files’ and ‘Directories.’Ĭlick OK once you’re done setting the user permissions. By default, the user we’ve created is able to read files, list directories, and list subdirectories. Now we need to assign the user permissions for this repository. Once you’ve done that, a window like the one below will pop up, use it to select the directory you would like to share as an FTP repository.Ĭlick OK. Once there, click on “Add” underneath “Users.” Enter the username for an account that another computer will be using to access the repository we’re setting up.Ĭlick OK once you’re done entering the account name, and then click on “Add” underneath the “Shared folders” section. On the left side of the window that comes up, click on “Shared folders.”
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