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How To Use FTP/SFTP For Your Website Files? Are you looking to upload and manage your website files securely and efficiently? In this video, we'll walk you through the process of transferring files using FTP and SFTP protocols. You'll learn what these tools are, how they differ, and why choosing the right one is essential for maintaining your website’s safety. We’ll explain how to obtain the necessary credentials from your web hosting provider, including server address, username, password, and port numbers. You’ll see how to set up popular file transfer clients like FileZilla, WinSCP, and Cyberduck, making the process straightforward even for beginners. The video covers how to connect to your server, navigate your website’s folder structure, and upload or download files with simple drag-and-drop actions. Additionally, we’ll discuss the importance of setting correct file permissions to keep your website secure and running smoothly. Finally, we’ll emphasize the importance of disconnecting properly after your session to prevent unauthorized access. Understanding how FTP and SFTP fit into the larger internet infrastructure—including concepts like data centers, network routing, bandwidth, and latency—helps you appreciate the importance of secure file management. Whether you're updating your website or managing files remotely, this guide will help you do it safely and efficiently.

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