If you use FrontPage to create your site, you should not use FTP to upload your files as it can corrupt the FrontPage Extensions. For more information on FrontPage Extensions, see Working with Microsoft FrontPage.
The most common method of uploading Web files is FTP. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. It is a protocol that enables you to transfer files between computers on the Internet. FTP is most commonly used to transfer Web page files from an individual's computer to the Web server hosting the Web site. You can also use FTP to download files from a Web site to your own computer.
We provide you unlimited access to your Web server 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, allowing you to set up, change or maintain your Web site at any time.
If you are a new customer and your domain name is not yet using our nameservers, then you can still upload using the temporary URL.
There are a number of tools you can use to FTP files. Many of these can be downloaded from the Internet or purchased online. Some common FTP tools include:
Many Web development applications also provide utilities that enable you to publish your Web site files. Some of these include:
You can also use the Windows 2000 and XP Add Network Place component to upload files.
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If you use FrontPage to create your site, you should not use FTP to upload your files as it can corrupt the FrontPage Extensions. For more information on FrontPage Extensions, see Working with Microsoft FrontPage. |
