http://www.cuteftp.com/

Note: The default homepage page (first page) for your site must be named index.html or index.htm, all in lower case.

An example domain name and user name were used through the instructions. Please substitute your own directNIC domain name and login information for the account used in the instructions.

Uploading Steps:

1. Choose Site Manager from the File menu.

2. Choose which folder you would like the Site Profile to be in (possibly in the General FTP Sites folder) and click on the New button. Next fill in the following fields:

Label: Whatever you want to name the site profile (the sample uses "my cs account")

FTP Host Address: yourdomain.com

FTP site User Name: Your directNIC username

FTP site Password: Your directNIC password

FTP site Port Connection: 21

Set the Login Type to Normal

Then click on Connect.

3. Once you are logged in, the left window is the Local Window and the right window is the Remote Window. In the Remote Window, you will be logged into the Home Directory; open up the Domain Directory to which you want to upload your site. Then, choose the files in the Local Window you want to upload and click and drag them to the Remote Window.

The next time you need to upload to that site, simply choose Site Manager from the File menu and click on the Site Profile and click Connect.

3. Once you are logged in, the left window is the Local Window and the right window is the Remote Window. In the Remote Window, you will be logged into the Home Directory; open up the Domain Directory to which you want to upload your site. Then, choose the files in the Local Window you want to upload and click and drag them to the Remote Window.

The next time you need to upload to that site, simply choose Site Manager from the File menu and click on the Site Profile and click Connect.

If you are behind a firewall, you may need change the settings. Choose Settings from the Edit menu. Double click on Connection and then click on Firewall. Check the Enable Firewall Access and PASV mode boxes. This should allow you to upload from behind a firewall.