On your FileZilla server, open FileZilla Server Options. In the FileZilla Server Options window, in the tree on the left side, select SSL/TLS settings.
In the Private key file box, enter the location of the key file that you generated when you created the CSR.įor example, C:\Program Files\FileZilla Server\your _domain_name.key On the right side, under SSL/TLS settings, check Enable SSL/TLS support. Note from Wololo: This tutorial was initially published by /Talk member raphaelligh, as part of our monthly tutorial contest. Video tutorial: The FileZilla Ultimate Tutorial. Note: If you followed DigiCert’s OpenSSL Certificate Signing Request (CSR) Creation for FileZilla SSL instructions, you do not need to enter a password in the Key password box. Raphaelligh won the best PS3 tutorial prize (a 10 PSN Code) for his entry.
In this tutorial we continue to talk about all the functions you can take advantage of. FileZilla supports Drag and Drop: it is a way to transfer files that allows to browse through the system folders (left side) and drag them to the other side (right side) to transfer the selected files or folders to the desired server. pem certificate file that contains the server certificate + intermediate certificate.įor example, C:\Program Files\FileZilla Server\your _domain_name.pem In the Certificate file box, enter the location of the. Your SSL Certificate is now installed and ready to use. Yellow highlighted file: files are located either on the locally connected computer or on the server, but not on both.On the first connection using the FileZilla client, you are presented with the certificate files from the server.Files with no highlighting: the file on the locally connected computer and on the server are identical.
The color coded statuses are broken down as follows: Once the directory comparison has been activated, FileZilla then highlights the file differences in various colors, all of which are associated with different situations. Use the ‘ Directory comparisons’ option in the toolbar to manage this task. FileZilla has provided a function for comparing directories so that you’re able to keep an overview of the data being exchanged between your locally connected computer and the online server.
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