FTP Title To Host

Select this to enable the Host, Profile, User ID, Password, and Initial Remote Folder fields.

Host

Specify the host name of your Web server. For example, www.example.com.

User ID

Specify the user ID that can access the Web server.

Password

Specify the password that corresponds with the user ID to access the Web server.

Initial Remote Folder

If you are required to publish to a specific directory, specify the directory in this field. For example, if you specify MyDirectory, your title will be published to www.example.com/MyDirectory.

You can also create a new directory by typing in the name of the directory you want to create in this field.

Use FTP Proxy

If you need to connect to your Web server through a proxy or if you are required to go through a firewall to access your Web server, you can specify proxy information for transferring your title. Select this to enable the FTP Proxy Host, Port, and Login to Firewall fields.

Host

Specify the host name of your FTP Proxy server.

Port

Specify the port number for the FTP Proxy server.

Login to Firewall

Select this to enable the User ID and Password fields for logging into a firewall.

User ID

Specify the user ID that can access the firewall.

Specify the mode for transferring the published title as either Active Mode or Passive Mode. Select Passive Mode for transferring to a server that is not behind a network firewall and the client is behind a network firewall. Select Active Mode for transferring to a server that is behind a network firewall and the client is not behind a network firewall. Consult your network administrator for more information. In most cases, select Passive Mode since your server is most likely behind a network firework.

Transfer Mode is disabled if you opt to use the SFTP protocol.