Allow users to connect to FilesAnywhere with FTPS and SFTP to access their data.
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Note: Once enabled, please use the following information for each connection type.
FTPS - connect.filesanywhere.com use port 21
SFTP - connect.filesanywhere.com use port 22
(Also, any changes to the SFTP directory will take a few minutes to update per protocols)
User Creation or Editing
While creating or editing a user, you can choose to grant them FTPS and/or SFTP access.
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Create or Edit a user.
- Click on the Advanced tab on the left.
- Under Remote Access Permissions, enable Allow SFTP/CONNECT access (SFTP / FTPS).
- Once you have enabled CONNECT, specify the default folder that you wish to use.
- Once you have chosen your settings for the user, click the Save and Close button to finalize creation/editing of the user.
In the User Grid - Remote Access Permissions
To further facilitate the changes we've made to the FTPS/SFTP access, the Remote Access Permissions column will now reflect the new changes.
- Navigate to the User Grid by selecting Users and then Users in the drop down menu.
- Notice the Remote Access Permissions column on the right side of each user.
- The permissions have now been changed to reflect the new changes.
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The permissions are displayed as follows:
No Permission means that there are no Remote Access Permissions assigned to this user. 
SFTP means that SFTP and FTPS access ares assigned to this user. We only display SFTP because it is the higher secuirty access.
In the User Grid - Filters
The filters in the User Grid have also been modified to reflect the new changes to FTP and SFTP.
- Navigate to the User Grid by selecting Users and then Users in the drop down menu.
- Once in the User Grid, click on the Filters button.
- The Account Settings section should open automatically.
- Look for the Access Permissions area.
Still have questions?
If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to assist you.
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