Uploading Files

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Provide global access to data by uploading the webNetwork files to your web server.  This will enable users--even those operating from remote locations--to access files easily. All you need is an Internet connection and a web browser.

 

Before initiating the uploading  process, you need to create or locate the publicly accessible directory on your web server.  Contact your web host for assistance if you are not sure of the right directory.

 

       Tip: In most server configurations, public_html or www are the publicly accessible        directories.

 

Once you are connected to the server, you can easily upload your files using any of the below mentioned methods:

 

Using Windows Explorer

 

1.Click Start on the Windows taskbar and choose Programs from the Start Menu.

 

2.Go to Accessories in the  Programs menu and launch Windows Explorer. Choose the files you  need to upload from the Explorer window..
3.Click the Binary button Binary buttonon the SmartFTP Client menu bar to upload the files in BINARY mode.

 

4.Open the public directory (public_html or www in most cases) by double clicking on it.

 

5.Drag and drop the desired files from Explorer into the SmartFTP window.

 

 

Using SmartFTP

 

1.Launch SmartFTP.

 

2.Input Address, Login, Password, and Port of your web server in the respective fields on the SmartFTP menu bar.

 

3.Click on the Go SmartFTP_Go button to display the folders and files stored on your web server.

 

4.Click on the Local browser SmartFTP_localbrowserbutton button. The window, displaying your web server files and folders, gets partitioned into two halves. The other half shows the files and folders stored on your computer hard drives.

       

       Tip: You can also display the local files and folders by pressing Ctrl+L.

 

5.Click the Binary SmartFTP_binary button on the web server side of the screen. This enables you to upload the files in BINARY mode.

 

6.Open the public directory on the web server side.

 

7.Select the files and folders you want to upload in the Local Browser window. Drag and drop these into the file list folder on the web server window.