FTP / FTPS
Secure FTP and FTPS client with dual shutter and automatic recovery
Overview of FTP / FTPS Integration
Connect to FTP servers and web hosting accounts, in plain FTP or FTPS (implicit or explicit TLS).
- Plain FTP, implicit FTPS and explicit FTPS
- Option to disable EPSV for servers that require it
- Folder comparison and mirroring with synchronizations (Pro)
In-App Configuration Dialog
How to connect FTP / FTPS in Ultra Explorer
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Choose FTP
Select FTP from the Protocols category.
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Enter host access
Enter your FTP server address, username and password.
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Enable TLS
Leave the TLS box checked for a secure transfer.
Configuration fields
Storage Name
Required
name= Serveur FTPUnique identifier for this storage remote in Ultra Explorer (e.g. gdrive-perso, backup-s3).Default value: Serveur FTP
Server Host / IP
Required
hostRequired. Remote hostname, domain name, or IP address of the server.
Username
Optional
user= anonymousLogin username or email address for the account or server.Default value: anonymous
Port
Optional
port= 21Optional. Network communication port for the service.Default value: 21
Password
Optional
passPassword or application password for the account or server.
Implicit FTPS (FTP over TLS)
Optional
tls= falseOptional. Enables TLS encryption immediately upon connection establishment (typically port 990).Default value: false
Explicit FTPS (AUTH TLS)
Optional
explicit_tls= falseOptional. Negotiates TLS encryption after initial plaintext greeting (recommended for modern servers on port 21).Default value: false
Disable EPSV
Optional Advanced Option
disable_epsv= falseOptional (Advanced). Disables Extended Passive mode (EPSV) in favor of standard PASV to resolve firewall issues.Default value: false
Frequently Asked Questions about FTP / FTPS
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Yes. Open your FTP in the left pane and your S3 or Google Drive in the right pane: drag and drop to transfer directly.
Ready to explore your FTP / FTPS?
Available on Windows, macOS and Linux, or as a Docker container. The Free version needs no subscription.
