The options are:
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Type the name or IP address of the FTP server to log on to. |
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Log on to the FTP server as a guest, with the user name anonymous. |
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Select to save your password in encrypted form in your session document file. (Passwords for anonymous connections are not encrypted). If you prefer not to store information about your password in your session file, clear this check box. If the password was previously saved, it is removed. |
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Enter your user name as it is registered on the FTP server. |
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Enter the password the FTP server associates with the user name registered on the FTP server. When the check box is selected, a password appears in plain text, instead of asterisks (*), as you type it.If no password is expected, click to continue. |
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Use your Windows credentials instead of your FTP server credentials to bypass being prompted when performing a data transfer. NOTE:This option can be used only with IBM AS/400 and IBM AS/400 (Format 0) server types. |
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Click to open the dialog box, from which you can configure additional FTP transfer features. |
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Sets all FTP settings to the defaults, including the settings you configure using the button. |