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Open the 'Finder' menu. Select 'Go,' then click 'Connect to Server' in the menu options that appear.
Enter the address of the FTP server you wish to connect to, then click the 'Connect' button. If the server requires a user name and password, enter them into the respective fields.
Navigate the FTP server once connected. You may download or upload files as you would with any other computer on your network.
FTP File Sharing
Open the 'Apple' menu. Select the 'System Preferences' option, then click 'Sharing' from the 'View' menu that appears.
Choose 'File Sharing' from the menu on the left-hand side of the 'Sharing' window. Click the '+' icon under the shared folder list to locate the folder you wish to share, then select it and click the 'Options...' button.
Click 'Share Files and Folders Using FTP' to allow others to connect to the folder using FTP.
Adjust your router's settings to allow incoming connections, if necessary. Consult the manual for the specific settings for your router's model.
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How to Set Up an FTP Server in Mac OS X LeopardIn Feburary 2016 10,
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Click on the Apple menu in the upper left-hand corner of your menu bar. Select and launch System Preferences.
Click the 'Sharing' folder icon to open the 'Sharing Preferences' pane.
Click 'File Sharing' in the Service list located in the left-hand column. Click the 'On' check box to turn on File Sharing.
Click the 'Options' button in the lower right-hand corner of the 'Sharing Preferences' pane. This will open the 'File Sharing Options' window. Click 'Share Files and Folders Using FTP' to turn on the Mac FTP server. Click 'Done' to close the window and save the options.The FTP server is now running. To stop the FTP server, click and uncheck the 'Share Files and Folders Using FTP' check box.
In Feburary 2016 10,
Click on the Apple menu in the upper left-hand corner of your menu bar. Select and launch System Preferences.
Click the 'Sharing' folder icon to open the 'Sharing Preferences' pane.
Click 'File Sharing' in the Service list located in the left-hand column. Click the 'On' check box to turn on File Sharing.
Click the 'Options' button in the lower right-hand corner of the 'Sharing Preferences' pane. This will open the 'File Sharing Options' window. Click 'Share Files and Folders Using FTP' to turn on the Mac FTP server. Click 'Done' to close the window and save the options.The FTP server is now running. To stop the FTP server, click and uncheck the 'Share Files and Folders Using FTP' check box.
In Feburary 2016 10,
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