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FTP Access

Upload and manage files on webhosting using FTP.


  • File Upload


    HTML, CSS, PHP, images to httpdocs folder.

  • File Management


    Moving, copying, deleting, creating folders.

  • Backup


    Download entire website or restore from backup.

  • FTPS Encryption


    Secure data transfer using TLS.


What Is FTP Used For?

Web Files

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, PHP applications – all go to httpdocs folder.

Updates

Uploading new versions, editing configurations, adding plugins.

Backups

Quick download of entire website or restore from backup.


Connection Protocols

Protocol Security Recommendation
FTPS Encrypted (TLS) Recommended
FTP Unencrypted Testing only
SFTP Not supported

Security

Classic FTP transfers passwords and data in plain text. Always use FTPS!


Setting Up FTP Account

Log in to the Portal

Open the portal and select your domain.

website.tuke.sk

Domain selection


Open FTP Section

In the menu, click on FTP.


Create FTP Account

Click Add an FTP Account and fill in:

Field Example
Account name ftpmydomain
Home Directory /httpdocs
Password strong password

Account creation

Confirmation

Home Directory

You can restrict access to a specific folder only for better security.


Connecting via FTP Client

Setting Value
Protocol FTP
Encryption No encryption
Server website.tuke.sk
Port 21
Username ftpname
Password password

FTP unencrypted


Setting Value
Protocol FTP
Encryption Explicit TLS/SSL
Server website.tuke.sk
Port 21
Username ftpname
Password password

FTPS encrypted


  • WinSCP


    Recommended for Windows, FTPS support.

  • FileZilla


    Cross-platform, easy to use.

  • Cyberduck


    For macOS and Windows.


Common Issues

Cannot connect

Check server address and port.

Solution: Server: website.tuke.sk, Port: 21

Login error

Incorrect username or password.

Solution: Reset password in WEBSITE portal.

Insufficient permissions

Home Directory is set to wrong folder.

Solution: Check path settings in FTP account.

Connection fails

Firewall blocking port 21.

Solution: Use FTPS or check firewall settings.


Security Tips

Protect Your FTP Access

  • Strong password – min. 12 characters, combination of letters, numbers, and symbols
  • Always FTPS – protects password and data during transfer
  • Separate accounts – create individual account for each user
  • Restricted access – set Home Directory only to necessary folders

Next Steps

  • MySQL Database


    Create a database for your website.

    Guide

  • SSL Certificate


    Secure your website with HTTPS.

    Guide