The transfer queue is located across the bottom of the window. You’ll see your local directory in the left half of the window and the remote directory or the server on the right. Now you’re looking at the WinSCP file manager.
Use the file protocol dropdown to select FTP, which will change the port number to 21. WinSCP supports both FTP and SFTP connections. We’ll be using one of our ExaVault accounts today to connect. You should receive this information from your web host or your FTP service provider. Once the WinSCP client is on screen, you’ll see a box with the options to fill in information about the host that you’re trying to connect to along with your username and password. You can go back and review this at a later time. You’ll see a page come up with some post-installation help, go ahead and minimize this. Once the setup is complete, go ahead and launch the client. Next, there are two options for which interface you’d like to use. Then select the type of installation that you want. You’ll then see a license agreement – accept to continue. The installer will then ask if you want to allow it to make changes to the device. Once it’s finished saving, go ahead and hit run. We used the edge browser, so you see a run and a save option in the video. You’ll then be taken to another page which will give you the correct download for your operating system. To get the WinSCP client go to the website at. WinSCP is a popular FTP client for Windows, so we’ll be installing it on a Windows machine.
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