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According to the log snippet, wrong username and/or password. Alternatively, your account could have been suspended (maybe for inactivity). You need to contact server support for any account-related problems.

You need an SSH daemon (SSHD) software. SFTP does not have anything to do with FTP. Personally, I'm using ProVide (commercial).

Free/OSS examples (use a search engine):

- OpenSSH
- Apache MINA SSHD

As it doesn't complain anymore, the basics should be in place. However, for complete setup, the Network Configuration Guide is still of the essence.

Well, using 1024 x 600, FileZilla can be used, the minimum width covers maybe 66% to 75% of the screen. I'm using it in full screen setup, anyway. Width is not the issue, height is. Dialog windows are too large and not resizable.

You need an FTP indexer tool.

Random search result: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ftpindexer/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_overhead#Communications_(data_transfer_overhead) FTP is very bad with transferring many small files, due to the protocol overhead involved. Personally, I find 4 parallel transfers the best option, everything above gives rapidly diminishing returns. That's why i...

For running a server of any sort, and an FTP server in special, you need full control over the network. That means, you must be able to configure all routers and firewalls on your side. Your first task is to clarify, with the admin running the office network, if you are even allowed to run servers. ...

Well, that was written for home users. For busy servers, try the whole ephemeral range (49152-65535). Not easy to exhaust that one.

No, that's not possible, as FTP/SFTP, the underlying transfer protocols, do not support copying on the server. The "move" operation is just an advanced rename to a different directory.

Need to download and re-upload for a new copy on the server.

FileZilla Pro has a support forum of its own. It's not supported here.

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Just join in: https://customerforum.filezilla-project ... ?f=3&t=337

1. Create an FTP account in the server software and share your desired directories. 2. Read and follow the Passive mode part of [nc] in order to configure the server and network for remote access. 3. Install an FTP client (like FileZilla) on the remote PC and use it to access the server (using the s...

It's actually not screen size in inches that matters, rather the screen resolution. I'll try on my Netbook, with resolution 1024 x 600.

Unless you have a bought certificate, use FileZilla Server to generate one. Unlike what browsers or CA like to tell you, a self-signed certificate is as good as any other one. The whole CA concept if flawed, trust based on money is simply insane.