How do I change my password for my FTP account?
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Usually the web hosting service provider will give you access to your main control panel (e.g. Cpanel). Changing the FTP password and a lot more features are available from there. You may be able to log on to it from the host's website.
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u can't unless u have an account with the ownero of the ftp site. You can write to the administrator. Or u can try logging in as "guest" without any password. Usually if u r direct to go to a ftp site to download files, u would be given an account id and password to log in.\n\nif u don't have an account and u try randomly using account id such as admin, etc and guessing passwords, some dun have ny password at all or the password is "password" or "admin" and if u managed to guess the correct password, u can access the system - but that would be an unauthorised access which is a crime and u can be prosecuted. When u access the system, your IP address would be captured and logged somewhere so your location can be traced thru the ISP ....
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First thing I would do is change my password
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Under Virtual Servers, enter the following information:\n1. Enable/Disable: Enable\n2. Description: FTP server\n3. Inbound Port: 21-21\n4. Type: TCP\n5. Private IP Address: 192.168.2.27\n6. Private Port: 21\n\nMake sure your FTP server has some strong passwords, mine gets tons of attacks every day by password crackers!
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No need for some lousy service to retrieve your Password. It's totally free if you do it yourself. Go to the site below and download the Bootdisc. Either burn the CD or write the Boot-Floppy.\n\nStart your PC with this disc and follow the instructions to reset your passwords.\n\nEasy, free and no more waiting.
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Speak to your internet bank provider...they will have the ip address registered....and most importantly.....CHANGE YOUR PASSWORDS!!!!!
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first of all, change the password\n\n?
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You need to tell it what to connect to, along with a proper username/password.\n\nIf you don't know what FTP is, or what it does, then you don't need to be using an FTP client in the first place.
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when u install XP on ur comp. it creats an account called administrator. if u want to know the password of that account then fallow the instructions of the dude, above. \nBut if u want to change the password of a uesr created  administrator account then u can change the password of any account by just pressing ctr. alt. del. on your welcome screen and type the administrator in the uername box and press enter without entering any password, u will be directed to the comp. created administrator(unless ur that account is also password protected), form where u can control any account even outlook!!
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FTP uses port 21. Make sure you have port 21 access.
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if its a folder u dont rilli need to use soon\nu could always compress it usin win zip\n1.right click folder 2. Send To - Compressed Zipped Folder\n3.right click inside zipped folder 4. add password
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go to change password
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if you didnt set one up, there probably isnt one.\nif there is you could try the defaults \n-admin\n-administrator\nif that doesnt work, you can reset it trough a command-line based utility.\n\nhttp://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/
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well call your isp then and say you forgot it, and they will change it for you after passing a few security checks to make sure they are speaking to the account holder. \nif your using anything windows 2000 or xp u can download a pwl viewer program that will show all stored passwords in windows.
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to the right of sign in where it says my account, you should beable to change your password
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Change your password and change your recovery questions.\nI would also set your new password to something at least six characters long and include some numbers at the end.
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Open the User Accounts window.\n(Click Start >> Run. Type control userpasswords2 in the box and click OK.) \nSelect the Administrator username, and click on the Reset Password button. You will be prompted with a dialogue \nBe sure to check the box next to Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer is checked. \n \nWindows XP Pro: For all other User Accounts\nOpen the Control Panel.\n( Click Start >> Control Panel OR Click Start >> Run. Type control panel in the box and click OK.) \nOpen User Accounts and select the user account for which you would like to set a password. \nSelect the user account for which you would like to set a password. \nClick on Change My Password (or Set My Password if no password is currently assigned). \nYou will then be prompted to enter a new password. \nClick Change, then No to make Private \nRepeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 for each user account. \n\n\n\nWindows XP Home: Administrator Account: \nRestart the computer \nOnce Windows shuts down, begin tapping F8 \nFrom the menu, select Safe Mode and hit Enter \nThe computer will boot. Click on the icon for Administrator. \nOpen the Control Panel. (Click Start >> Control Panel ) \nClick on User Accounts \nClick on the icon for Administrator. \nClick on Create Password. \nType in your new password and confirm that password. \nType a password hint. \nClick Set Password. \nClose all windows and restart the computer. \nWindows XP Home: For all other User Accounts\nOpen the Control Panel. (Click Start >> Control Panel) \nOpen User Accounts. \nSelect the user account for which you would like to set a password. \nClick on Change My Password (or Set My Password if no password is currently assigned). \nYou will then be prompted to enter a new password. \nClick Change, then No to make Private.