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Using FTP to publish your website content
Article Number: 1430

This article applies to student, staff, and faculty websites at UAA.

If you are managing a department website on the CMS this article does not apply.

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) allows a person to transfer files between two computers that are connected via the local network or Internet. When using FTP, a client is used to connect to a machine that holds the files on a server. The easiest way to connect to your student, staff or faculty website is to use the Internet Explorer web browser. Fetch is the most common FTP software used for Macintosh computers. Dreamweaver is a popular web development software for Windows and Mac. Dreamweaver can also be used to manage your website and publish content. FrontPage also has its own FTP built-it feature.

Click on the below links to get more information about these different FTP methods:

 

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