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2012-12-11
07:01 PM
2012-12-11
07:01 PM
FTP Client
Hey Guys.
Is it possible, to install a FTP client, that can connect to a FTP server, and then manually drag and drop files to the readynas ?
Please please help, i cant seem to find it.
My nas is a X86 Readynas Duo2
Is it possible, to install a FTP client, that can connect to a FTP server, and then manually drag and drop files to the readynas ?
Please please help, i cant seem to find it.
My nas is a X86 Readynas Duo2
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2012-12-12
12:41 AM
2012-12-12
12:41 AM
Re: FTP Client
you want to set ReadyNAS as a FTP server?if yes,please see this link where would help you to setup
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=58380&p=328515&hilit=setup+ftp#p328515
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=58380&p=328515&hilit=setup+ftp#p328515
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2012-12-12
03:57 AM
2012-12-12
03:57 AM
Re: FTP Client
Are you saying you can't find the FTP server on the NAS, or that you can't find a suitable client?
The FTP server on the NAS is under services->standard file protocols. In addition to enabling it there, you need to enable FTP access for each of your shares via shares->share listing. There are guides on the forum regarding masquerade, passive ports etc. Though if you have trouble with that, just follow up on this thead.
On the client side, I recommend FileZilla for PCs and es file manager for android. Filezilla is not integrated with the windows shell, it has its own GUI. However, you can drag and drop once you make the connection to the server.
The FTP server on the NAS is under services->standard file protocols. In addition to enabling it there, you need to enable FTP access for each of your shares via shares->share listing. There are guides on the forum regarding masquerade, passive ports etc. Though if you have trouble with that, just follow up on this thead.
On the client side, I recommend FileZilla for PCs and es file manager for android. Filezilla is not integrated with the windows shell, it has its own GUI. However, you can drag and drop once you make the connection to the server.
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2012-12-12
08:28 AM
2012-12-12
08:28 AM
Re: FTP Client
Not aware of the features of FileZilla, StephenB's suggestion, but I use SmartFTP which also comes with a built in SSH/Teminal plugin so you can connect to the NAS via SSH too, without the need to install PuTTY or any other 3rd party program. I also find the UI very easy to use.
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