Can t connect to the filezilla server

[andilla]

hey guys

i m sorry if there were allready such kind of posts... i tryed to search but couldn t find anybody who had such problem like me...
i have also read the network confi guide... but couldn t understand much of it
anyway here is my problem: i can t connect to the "main server" (= i hope u know what i mean). i guess the problem is in the port. i got this number when i was installing the client. i also made 2 screenshoots maybe they are clearer then my description
i hope u can help me guys

[botg]

Is the server service running?

[andilla]

sorry don t know what u mean

[boco]

anyway here is my problem: i can t connect to the "main server" (= i hope u know what i mean).

The ''main server'' is the server service running invisibly in the background. Your pictures are from the administration interface meant to maintain the server. Connection to the server engine obviously only works if the server service is running.

i guess the problem is in the port.

14147 is the default admin port and should work for admin interface+server service interconnection.

i got this number when i was installing the client.

You didn't install any client, yet.

[andilla]

ty for your answear boco... and how do i get the server service running now??

[boco]

Press WIN+R, enter

services.msc

press <RETURN>


Search the services list for ''FileZilla Server FTP server''. Its status must be ''Running''.

[andilla]

Thx! Not sure if i can do something now but at least it s a progress :DD

[boco]

That image shows the server is up and running and can be maintained by you.

Maybe it would help if you told us what you want to achieve in the end.

[andilla]

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[andilla]

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???

[boco]

Sorry, but the subject of that video doesn't seem legal, so I had to remove it here.

However, the individual in that video used FileZilla Client, while you installed the server. If you simply want to transfer files to and from remote FTP servers you just got the wrong software. Get the client and it will look like 4:30 in the video.