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Moving Photocart Uploader To New Computer
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joyce habegger
1 posts
Thu Oct 29, 15 11:47 AM CST
I had to purchase a new computer. I have the uploader file and can open them. But, I paid to have it installed a long time ago. How do I find out what the password is to the FTP settings. I have my admin password... HELP!!!!
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Herbert Carew
2 posts
Sun Feb 21, 16 2:09 PM CST
The web site hosting company has a "control panel" for you to log into your web hosting location they lease to you.
There is help when you log on as well as phone numbers for their support line to help you. You have to assign a
password on the other side of the fence (Host Site spot leased) after you log on. Then you insert this password
into the FTP (Client) you use (example: Filezilla - which is a great program even though the name sounds strange).
Then both sides of the fence are synced in to each other.
Some examples may be given on the control panel for values for the FTP to connect. Usual things required are:
This example is for a host company called 1and1.com.
(1) Host name: winshus64.1and1.com // winshus64. is added for a security connection
(2) User name: u89999786 // 1and1 assigns a unique name to your mount location
(3) Password: textpassword
(4) Port: 990 // security Port if needed
There is help when you log on as well as phone numbers for their support line to help you. You have to assign a
password on the other side of the fence (Host Site spot leased) after you log on. Then you insert this password
into the FTP (Client) you use (example: Filezilla - which is a great program even though the name sounds strange).
Then both sides of the fence are synced in to each other.
Some examples may be given on the control panel for values for the FTP to connect. Usual things required are:
This example is for a host company called 1and1.com.
(1) Host name: winshus64.1and1.com // winshus64. is added for a security connection
(2) User name: u89999786 // 1and1 assigns a unique name to your mount location
(3) Password: textpassword
(4) Port: 990 // security Port if needed
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