Third-Party Website Creation and FTP Documentation for Your Shared Hosting Account
Numerous third-party applications exist for the creation and/or uploading of files to your Windows or Linux shared hosting account website. To use these applications, you will need the following FTP settings on hand:
- FTP User Name
- The user name for your hosting account. For more information, see Locating Your Hosting/FTP Login or User Name.
- FTP Password
- The password for your hosting account. If you don't know your FTP password, see Changing Your Hosting Account Password (FTP Password) and Username.
- website URL
- http://www.coolexample.com
- Remote website Location or Remote FTP Host
- Depending on your FTP application, any of the following may be valid:
- ftp://coolexample.com
- ftp://NNN.NNN.NNN.NNN
- ftp://ftp.coolexample.com/
- ftp://ftp.NNN.NNN.NNN.NNN/
- ftp.coolexample.com
- ftp.nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
- Root Directory
- Leave blank or enter a subdirectory off the root.
For help with a specific FTP application, see the following resources:
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