Cyberduck 6 8 3 – Ftp And Sftp Browser Settings

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Cyberduck 6 8 3 – Ftp And Sftp Browser Settings

Install the latest version of Cyberduck. Open the client and click Open Connection. Select the FTP-SSL (for FTP or FTPES connections) or the SFTP option from the drop-down menu at the top of this screen. In the server field, enter the following: ftp.egnyte.com. Example: ftp-acme.egnyte.com. Checked the Cyberduck and FileZilla settings and procedures against their help pages; contacted the webhost, who confirmed that there is no problem their end and I should have access; tested the connection for myself with www.net2ftp.com; contacted my broadband supplier, who confirmed that there are no issues with the router that may affect FTP.

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Overview

This document provides the information to connect to your cPanel account via SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol or Secure File Transfer Protocol). SFTP provides file access, transfer, and management tools that resemble FTP through a secure SSH connection. However, SFTP is notmerely FTP over SSH. Instead, it is an entirely separate protocol.

For more information about SFTP, read the SFTP Wikipedia article.

Configure your SFTP client

SFTP clients typically require the following information to connect to a server:

Setting	Description	Possible values	Example
Hostname	The server's hostname.	A valid hostname or IP address.	`hostname.example.com`
SSH port number	The port number on which `sshd` listens.	A valid positive integer.	`22`
Security	Whether the client combines FTP and SFTP functionality.	SFTP	`SFTP`
Username	The SSH username that the client uses to connect to the server.	A valid cPanel account username. `root` Note: You cannot use an FTP account to connect via SFTP.	`example`
Password	The SSH user's password.	A secure password.	`12345luggage`
Private Key	The SSH user's private key.	The absolute path to a private key file on your local computer. Notes: cPanel users can generate and download a private key via cPanel's SSH Access interface (cPanel >> Home >> Security >> SSH Access). The `root` user can generate and download a private key via WHM's Manage root's SSH Keysinterface (WHM >> Home >> Security Center >> Manage root's SSH Keys).	`c:dataid_dsa`

Note:

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You may see a warning that the server's host key is unknown. To ensure that this message does not display again, accept the key and store it on your local computer.