How to change your FTP password remotely

Sometimes, in order to ensure the security of the FTP account, you need to change it frequently, but it is too troublesome for the administrator to change it every time. It can be done. Of course, the first thing to do is to make sure that the FTP server gives the account permission to change the password and turns on this permission:

Then log in to the FTP server with the original account and modify it in the following format: quote site pswd sy7725309 zxmfpyy When the screen shows "230 password changed okay.""Explain that the password has been changed successfully, and finally enter "quit"."Launch and log in.

SY7725309 is the original password.

zxmfpyy is the password after the change.

Prerequisites. The first thing to do is to make sure that the FTP server provides the user's account with permission to change the password. Taking the most common FTP server software "SERV-U" as an example, it is very simple to set the password change permission of the account. Now we give".

The "TQXX" of this FTP server grants the permission to change the password, find "TQXX" in the user list in the left window of "SERV-U Administrator", then switch to the "General" option page in the settings window on the right, check "Allow users to change passwords", and click the "Apply" icon.

Modify the method. 1.Click "Start Run", type "cmd" and press enter.

2.In the DOS window, type "ftp" and press enter.

c:\documents and settings\administrator>ftp

The on-screen prompt is as follows:

connected to

220 serv-u ftp server for winsock ready...

user (:none)):

3.Enter your FTP user (e.g. TQXX) in the cursor and press enter.

331 user name okay, need password.

password:

4.Then enter your FTP password (e.g. TQXX001, please note that the password is not displayed here).

230 user logged in, proceed.

ftp>

5.Then enter the following command to change your FTP password to "12345678":

quote site pswd tqxx001 12345678

Note: The command format is "quote site pswd initial password change password").

230 password changed okay.

6.The screen says "230 password changed okay."", indicating that the password has been changed successfully. Finally, enter "quit" to log out of FTP login.

221 goodbye!

Isn't it simple?

The method and detailed operation steps are as follows:

1. The first step, log in to Western Digital**, and then click on the "Virtual Hosting Management" option, see the figure below, go to the steps below.

2. The second step, after performing the above operations, find the domain name, you can view or modify the FTP password, see the figure below, go to the steps below.

3. The third step, after performing the above operations, you can also query the FTP total password of the server, right-click "My Computer", and then select the "Manage" option, see the figure below, go to the steps below.

4. In the fourth step, after performing the above operations, click "Local Users and Groups" - Users - right-click users and select "Properties", see the figure below, and go to the steps below.

5. In the fifth step, after performing the above operations, you can view or change the password, see the figure below. In this way, the problem is solved.

There is an FTP function in IIS, or open the explorer, add and delete roles.

To install the FTP service, click Start - Management Tools - Server Manager, and then install the IIS FTP role.

Open Server Manager, find Add Role, and then click to pop up the Add Role dialog box, and select Next.

Select the web server (IIS) and then the FTP service until the installation is complete.

Looking in IIS, if you are able to right-click to create an FTP site, it means that the FTP service installation is successful.

Create a Windows username and password for FTP use. Click Start - Management Tools - Server Manager, add users, create an FTP site, specify the cheater FTPTEST you just created, and grant read and write permissions.

FTP port as shown in the image. The dialog box that pops up to enter the username and password indicates that the configuration is successful, and after entering the username and password correctly, you can perform the corresponding permissions on the FTP file.

1.Computer, Administration, Local Users & Groups, Local Users, Create a New User, and Set a Password;

Changing the FTP server username and password requires a complex and meticulous process, and every step must be taken care of, otherwise it is likely to be completely wiped out.

Here's how:

1. First check the FTP password, click "Host Post Office Management" under "My Product Management" on the left menu bar, as shown below.

2. On the right side, you can see the list of all host post offices under the current membership number, find the host you applied for, and click on the FTP password picture.

4. Don't close this page for the time being after the query is completed, let's talk about how to change the FTP password.

Click "Host Post Office Management" in "My Product Management", as shown below.

7. Enter the new FTP password you need to set in the FTP password field (the password content must be alphanumeric or alphanumeric + numeric, limited to 8-14 characters). FTP passwords are recommended to be set to a alphanumeric combination for enhanced security. After filling in the new password, click the OK button, a confirmation box will pop up, if you are sure that you want to change the FTP password, please click OK as shown in the figure:

8. After confirmation, please wait for a few seconds (please do not refresh the page at this time because the FTP password change operation has been opened to real-time modification) until the prompt message displayed in [Figure 10] appears, then you can use the new FTP password to connect.

The prerequisite for changing the password is to enable the function of allowing password change on the serv-u, by selecting your own users in the user list in the serv-u management interface, selecting the "Allow users to change passwords" checkbox in the "General" tab on the right, and then clicking the "Apply" button.

Here's how to change your password:

1.Click "Start Run", enter "cmd", and press enter to enter the DOS window.

2.Enter FTP Server IP Enter. You'll be prompted to enter your login username.

3.Enter the username for FTP and press Enter. Enter the password again, press enter, and the screen prompts "230 user logged in, proceed" to successfully log in.

4.After successfully logging in to the FTP server, enter: quote site pswd initial password new password (press enter).

The screen says "230 password changed okay."”。", indicating that the password has been changed successfully.

Finally, enter "quit" to log out of FTP login. This way, we were able to change the password of the FTP remotely without any problems.

1. FlashFXP changes the password and views the space.

1. After logging in to the site, click "Commands" and select "Original Commands".

2. In the "Enter Command" box, enter: site pswd old password new password.

Click "OK", and you can see the message of successful modification in the status bar

230 password changed okay.”。

In addition, you can also see the usage status of the space in the FTP status bar.

View space usage:

After logging in to the site, click on "Tools" and select "Calculate FTP Space Used".

For example, if your previous password is 123456 and you want to change it to 654321 then you enter this command:

site pswd 123456 654321

2. Use the cutftp tool:

1. Settings: After opening the cutftp tool and connecting to your space, there is a "Command (C)" option in the toolbar, click "Command Custom Command" in turn in a pop-up window, select "Add", and fill in "password" in the tab bar", enter the following command in the command text: site pswd %[old pass] %new pass] and select Close.

2. Modify: If you need to change the password in the future, please do this: after opening the cutftp tool and connecting to your space, there is a "Command (C)" option in the toolbar, click in turn:

Command "Custom Command", then select the "password" you just set, enter the previous password in the first pop-up window: old pass, and enter the new password in the second pop-up window, and you're good to go.

3. Use Windows to bring in the system to modify:

After surfing the Internet, please "Start" in Windows - Run "-FTP Your Domain Name", enter your username and password when prompted, and enter the command "quote" after logging in successfully"Site PSWD Old Password New password"You will be prompted to modify the results.

4. How to change the password in FTP Voyager:

Open the FTP Vovage client software, select the menu "Tools Custom Commands Change Password" and enter the old password and the new password, and then you can complete the modification.

1. Select Start -- Administrative Tools -- Server Manager.

2. Click Configuration--Local Users and Groups--Users, and right-click in the blank space on the right to select New User.

3. In the new user window, fill in the relevant information.

4. Create a folder on the server disk for FTP, right-click the folder, and select Properties. Then click Security, select everyone, and click .

5. Select everyone.

6. Allow everyone's permissions, select all.

7. At this point, the FTP has added the set username and password, and then you need to create an FTP site to log in with the set FTP username and password.

Open a brand new browser.

Just log in here.

If you log in to the first FTP user by default.

Then you may need to clean up IE's temporary and cache files, cookies, and history.

After FTP login, you can right-click --- log out or log out.

1. Right-click to exit FTP.

Or log back in.

2、windows+r

cmd enter.

Enter ipconfig flushdns enter to clear the DNS cache.

Generally, FTP provides a control panel, you can modify your FTP password through the control panel, the following methods are more convenient, you can directly change the password locally, introduce a first make sure that the operator has opened the FTP password modification function for you, in the case of openness, there are the following three ways to achieve.

1. Make use of the Windows "Run" command.

1. Click "Run" in the "Start" menu and enter FTP.

2. Enter the domain name after the FTP prompt in the pop-up window.

3. Enter your username.

4. Enter the password and press Enter. (Note: The password entered will not be displayed in DOS) 5. The system prompts that the login to the FTP server is successful. Enter: quote site pswd old password new password.

6. The system prompts that the password has been changed successfully. Enter BYE to exit.

2. Use MS-DOS to modify.

1. Run MS-DOS. At the prompt, enter: ftp domain name2, and enter the username and password.

Note: The password will not be displayed) 3. The system prompts that the login to the FTP server is successful. Input:

quote site pswd old password new password.

4. The system prompts that the password has been changed successfully. Enter BYE to exit.

3. Use the FTP client tool to modify (take flashfxp as an example, other tools are similar) 1. Open flashfxp and connect to the site.

2. Click "Original Command" in the "Tools" menu.

3. In the pop-up dialog box, enter: site pswd old password new password"4. In the status bar below, you can see whether the password change is successful.