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	=Problems and Solutions to FTP Issues=		=Problems and Solutions to FTP Issues=
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		+	===Maximum FTP Username length on Windows Server===
		+	Windows server has a limit of 20 characters for the maximum FTP username length. Therefore, our control panel only allows for a 20 character username length.

	===Why do I get error "blocking call cancelled" with FTP?===		===Why do I get error "blocking call cancelled" with FTP?===

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 NOTE: For existing customers, if you are on a Windows 2003 server and you need FTPs (Secure FTP), you can request to be moved to a Windows 2008 server by submitting a support ticket at:
 https://support.hostek.com/
 ==FTP Clients==

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-Host: ftp.yourdomain.com or the server's IP address, i.e. <b>65.178.154.210</b>
+Host: ftp.yourdomain.com or the server's IP address, i.e. 65.178.154.210
 User: yourdomain.com (Can be different)
 Pass: **************

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 ===FTPS (FTP over SSL)===
-Yes, we support FTPS (FTP over SSL) on all Windows 2008 servers.
+Yes, we support FTPS (FTP over SSL) on all Windows 2008 servers and above.
   Use port 21 for 'Explicit SSL' (I.E. The FTP client connects over a standard connection and requests SSL encryption before sending credentials).

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	File Transfer Protocol (aka FTP) is a protocol for transferring files across the internet faster and more reliable than any other means. It is not restricted to other limitations as other internet protocols.		File Transfer Protocol (aka FTP) is a protocol for transferring files across the internet faster and more reliable than any other means. It is not restricted to other limitations as other internet protocols.
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		+	===FTPS (FTP over SSL)===
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		+	Yes, we support FTPS (FTP over SSL) on all Windows 2008 servers.
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		+	Use port 21 for 'Explicit SSL' (I.E. The FTP client connects over a standard connection and requests SSL encryption before sending credentials).
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		+	Use port 990 for 'Implicit SSL' (I.E. The FTP client begins the connection with SSL encryption).
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		+	Passive FTP is required for all FTPS connections.
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		+	NOTE: For existing customers, if you are on a Windows 2003 server and you need FTPs (Secure FTP), you can request to be moved to a Windows 2008 server by submitting a support ticket at:
		+	https://support.hostek.com/

	==FTP Clients==		==FTP Clients==

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	Filezilla is a free, cross-platform FTP client available for download at [http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client filezilla-project.org].		Filezilla is a free, cross-platform FTP client available for download at [http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client filezilla-project.org].
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		+	==Cannot connect to FileZilla Server (VPS)==
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		+	Intalling FileZilla FTP Server on your VPS will require you to <b>stop</b> the Microsoft FTP service in the Windows Services.
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		+	To Disable the Microsoft FTP Service:
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		+	*Click the <b>Start</b> Button
		+	*Go to <b>Administrative Tools</b>
		+	*Click <b>Services</b>
		+	*Find and right click on <b>Microsoft FTP Service</b>
		+	*In the <b>General</b> Tab, change <b>Startup Type</b> to "Disabled"
		+	*Click APPLY

	[[Category:Tutorials]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]

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 Solution(s):
 # Try disabling the "Keep Alive" feature.
-# Try disabling pasiv mode.
+# Try disabling pasive mode.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]