All tutorials related to FileZilla Server are incorporated in this video compilation. Hereafter, you will find a brief summary of all the featured topics, beginning with how to install FileZilla Server on Windows and how to create your first user.
Afterwards we explain how to configure FileZilla Server users types and how to use placeholders.
User types refer to different categories of users with distinct access privileges and authentication methods. The server administrator can customize settings for each user type to ensure appropriate levels of access and security. Placeholders are used to define native paths for mount points and contribute to the flexibility and customization of FileZilla Server configurations, allowing administrators to tailor file access and paths based on user and group contexts. Correctly configuring user types and placeholders in FileZilla Server is crucial for setting up access controls, managing user permissions, and ensuring the security and efficiency of your file transfer operations.
Next we point out the steps to configure Let’s Encrypt: an essential process that helps secure your website by encrypting data transmitted between the server and users, enhancing privacy and security. Let’s encrypt generates a TLS certificate to prove that the domain name for which you are requesting the certificate is under your control.
The next topic explain how to manage FileZilla Server Network Configuration. This wizard streamlines the network configuration process for FileZilla Server, ensuring that users can easily set up their server and network for optimal FTP functionality.
At the end of the tutorial we show how to export and import FileZilla Server configurations. These export and import features allow users to save and transfer their FileZilla Server configurations efficiently. It’s a useful function for backup, replication, or moving configurations between different instances of FileZilla Server.
The video tutorial below shows how to use FileZilla Server.