Windows 10: ftp server wont connect to client win 11

ftp server wont connect to client win 11

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How to setup FTP server without requiring client login ?

Is it possible to set FTP Server for client (on same WiFi Network) without requiring client login ?

I need to transfer via WiFi audio files to a iPod Touch which can no longer login my Apple account.

1. In the "Authorization" section, use the drop-down menu, and select Specified users option.
   
2. Type the email address of your Windows 10 account or local account name to allow yourself access to the FTP server.
   
3. Check the Read and Write options.
   

How to set up and manage an FTP server on Windows 10 | Windows Central

 

Unable to establish an FTP connection

I have been unable to successfully make an FTP connection to a server using an FTP client in Windows 10. With FileZilla, I get the error message

"Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity

"Could not connect to server"

and with Cyberduck, I see

"Connection failed

"Connection timed out: connect. The connection attempt was rejected. The server may be down, or your network may not be properly configured."

The connection is to allow me to manage a website, and I have done it many times, including I think from this Windows 10 computer.

The Network Diagnostics in Cyberduck simply said:

"Troubleshooting couldn't identify the problem"

I’ve done the following

• checked the Cyberduck and FileZilla settings and procedures against their help pages
• contacted the webhost, who confirmed that there is no problem their end and I should have access
• tested the connection for myself with www.net2ftp.com
• contacted my broadband supplier, who confirmed that there are no issues with the router that may affect FTP
• added Cyberduck and FileZilla to the exclusions in
  
  • Windows Defender
  • Malwarebytes
  • Windows Firewall

I can’t think of anything else. Any suggestions?

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Disconnecting an FTP Server

Might want to look in your control panels Programs and Features list for an FTP server or client & also while there look under the 'Turn windows features on/off' at Internet info services.