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Hackers will constantly scan the internet for hosts listening on port 21, the default FTP port.

Securing Your FTP ServerĪlong with configuring the user(s) with a strong password, there are a few settings within FileZilla that you can configure to further secure your new FTP server. To give the user further permissions, such as the ability to copy files to this repository, check the boxes beneath ‘Files’ and ‘Directories.’Ĭlick OK once you’re done setting the user permissions. By default, the user we’ve created is able to read files, list directories, and list subdirectories. Now we need to assign the user permissions for this repository. Once you’ve done that, a window like the one below will pop up, use it to select the directory you would like to share as an FTP repository.Ĭlick OK. To check your server’s configurations more thoroughly, use our SSL Checker Tool or contact our Customer Experience Department for additional assistance.Click OK once you’re done entering the account name, and then click on “Add” underneath the “Shared folders” section. Remember, you may need to restart your server for changes to take effect. Enter the Private Key password (if necessary)Ĭongratulations! You’ve successfully installed your SSL certificate! To check your work, visit the website in your browser at and view the certificate/site information to see if HTTPS/SSL is working properly. Select the Private Key file, locate your private key.ĥ. On the right, select Enable FTP over SSL/TLS Support.Ĥ. This will open a FileZilla server options window, select SSL/TLS Settings on the left.ģ. Open FileZilla Server Options and select Edit, then Settings.Ģ.

On certain platforms, such as Microsoft IIS, the private key is not immediately visible to you but the server is keeping track of it Installation Instructions 1. This file should be on your server, or in your possession if you generated your CSR from a free generator tool. If not, download the appropriate CA Bundle for your certificate. If you got your certificate in a ZIP folder, it should also contain the Intermediate certificates, which is sometimes referred to as a CA Bundle. There may be more than one of these certificates. These files allow the devices connecting to your server to identify the issuing CA. If not, you can download it by visiting your Account Dashboard and clicking on your order.

This is the certificate you received from the CA for your domain. If you still have not generated your certificate and completed the validation process, reference our CSR Generation Instructions and disregard the steps below. If you have more than one server or device, you will need to install the certificate on each server or device you need to secure. The following instructions will guide you through the SSL installation process on a FileZilla server.