Warning ftp over tls is not enabled users cannot securely log in как исправить

Thanks for the reply, I enabled FTP over TLS it gave me an error soon as I tried to click the ok button.

After enabling it, you need to create or import a certificate and private key pair. Generating the cert with FileZilla Server will put both cert and key into the same file, so the path to “Private key file” and “Certificate file” is the same. For importing a certificate (e. g. from a CA) it must be in PEM format.

N00b guide:
1. Press “Generate new certificate…” button.
2. Pick a key size (the higher the better, 2048 or above recommended).
3. Fill in the information. For a self-created cert it doesn’t need to be authentic, just don’t have blank entries there (I had problems in the past with such certificates).
4. Pick a path to a location where you want the certificate/key saved. Use a path where you’ve got write access or there will be an error.
6. Press Generate.
7. Wait.
8. The paths should have been filled in for you. Password is blank.
9. Press OK to save the settings.

I followed your link to that page and read down to the “Malicious routers, firewalls and data sabotage” part I dont see how this applies to the error I am receiving can you narrow it down, give me a hint, I haven’t the slightest clue the answer could probably beat me over the head and I still would not realize its the answer, I need the ‘for dummies’ help lol.

You need to do what the “Configuring server for Passive mode” chapter tells you.

– Defining a port range for Passive data connections in the Passive settings for FZ Server. The listening port(s) alone don’t work.
– Open that port range in all firewalls you might have. Hopefully it’s just one. The range is TCP only.
– Forward that port range in your router, along with the listening ports.

Test the server using our https://ftptest.net Enrichment Cen… err, testing facility. Plain FTP is testing without TLS, and Explicit with TLS. There are often differences, with the bad routers you read about in the guide.

If you have problems connecting to your FTP account using FileZilla, check out the information below to help you solve the problem.

Response: 530 Login authentication failed

Response: 530 Login authentication failed
Error: Critical error
Error:  Could not connect to server

If you see this error message when trying to connect it means that you entered an incorrect username/password or host. If you don’t remember your login details, please follow the steps in this tutorial to reset it.

Your domain name must point to your hosting account. This happens by pointing your domain name’s DNS A record to your hosting account’s IP address.

Response: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server

Response:    421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.
Error:    Could not connect to server

If you see this message, please check and make sure that FileZilla is set to use the following details:

Protocol: FTP protocol
Encryption: Require FTP over explicit TLS/SSL
LogonType : Normal

Filezilla timeout after 20 seconds of inactivity

1. Open Site manager
2. Click on “New site” button
3. You need to change the Encryption to “Only use plain FTP (insecure)” and Logon type to Normal
4. Enter host address, user name, and password and click “Connect”

Response: 500 unrecognized command

Response: 500 unrecognized command
Error:  Could not connect to server

This error can be caused by an incorrect port setting, please make sure you are using the correct port 21.

Response: 331 User savsuq2b1 OK. Password required

Error: Connetion timed out
Error: Could not connect to server

If you see this error you’ll first need to make sure that you’re using the correct login information. If they are all correct, you’ll need to check for Firewalls or Antivirus installed on your computer, try disabling them and test the connection again.

Response: Connection timed out (Failed to retrieve directory listing)

Error: Connection timed out after 10 seconds of inactivity
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing

There could be a Firewalls or Antivirus problem, which might be blocking the transfer, try disabling them and test the connection again.

By default, FileZilla is defined to close the transfer of files if the file transfer takes more than a fixed amount of time, so if the disabling the Firewall doesn’t fix the problem you should try disabling the timeout settings.To disable the timeout select Edit -> Settings -> Connections -> Change Timeout to a higher value.

Connection attempt failed with “EAI_NONAME

Full error: Connection attempt failed with “EAI_NONAME – Neither nodename nor servname provided, or not known”.

If you see this error, this means that the issue is related to Name resolution error. The “Host” you are using is not correct, or your domain may not be pointed to our DNS. Check for spelling mistakes or try using the server’s IP address.

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To set up a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server on Windows 10, we don’t need to enable the inbuilt one, this can be done using the robust FileZilla Server application. It one of the easiest solutions to quickly up the FTP server on Windows 10, 8, 7 including the Windows server.

The main idea behind creating an FTP solution is to provide a quick way for uploading and downloading files remotely or locally using some FTP client software. For example, you want to upload files to your home machine using a smartphone, Desktop, or Laptop, and the same for downloading stuff such as documents, and other items when you need them. This gives you full control over your data, however, the backend maintains will be on your shoulders.  Moreover, there would not any limitations on data transfer or on what type of file you want to upload.

Furthermore, we can add multiple users (friends & family) to access any common data with the help of user and password credentials to share things securely.

Here in this Windows 10 FTP server setup guide, we will install FileZilla server, create an FTP user & groups, and then let you know how to access the same via local network and remotely over the internet on a PC or Android smartphone.

If you still want to use the inbuilt FPT server option of WIndows 10  then here is the tutorial on that- How to enable an inbuilt FTP server of Windows 10 to access it locally and over the internet

How to download FileZilla Server

1. It is open-source software and available free to download.
2. Therefore, go to the official website or use this link.
3. Click on the green color button saying “Download FileZilla Server“.
4. It supports both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
5. A pop-up window will open, click on the Download button.
6. Save package on your Windows 10/8/7 system

Once the executable setup file is on your system follow the below steps to install it on your OS.

1. Double click on the FileZilla_Server setup file.
2. Click on the Yes button, when it will ask your permission to run the setup.
3. Next, select the “I Agree” to accept the terms and conditions of the software.
4. By default, the Standard packages will be selected to install. The one item which will be unselected is “source code”, if you are a developer or want to go through the code of FileZilla you can select that one as well. However, normally we can leave that be unchecked.
   
5. Select the Next button
6. The destination folder will set to use the C drive, in case you don’t want to install it there, you can change it. Otherwise, click Next.
   
7. To make the FileZilla server start automatically with Windows leave the default option “Install as a server, started with Windows“. If you want to start it manually then you can choose that one.
   
8. Move forward, follow the wizard and wait for few seconds the FileZilla server will be on your Windows 10 system up and running.

Connect to localhost FTP server

When we open the  FileZilla, it will ask us to connect to the local FTP server created by this program on Windows 10, 7, or server. Simply click on the Connect button.

Remove errors

After starting the server, in the log section it will give two errors:

• You appear to be behind a NAT router. Please configure the passive mode settings and forward a range of ports in your router.
• Warning: FTP over TLS is not enabled, users cannot securely log in.

FTP over TSL- Generate a new certificate

Passive Mode FileZilla FTP server

The error showing the server is behind the NAT and need to enable passive mode. To remove this error, in the Settings, select Passive Mode Settings.

Create FileZilla server Groups

We can create groups in the FileZilla to allow a particular group user to access some folder or file which other group users cannot.

Here we let you know the step to create a single group but you can use the same to create multiple as per the requirements.

Create FTP users

Now, let’s create and add some users to our FTP server group so that they can access the folders locally and remotely.

• Well, again go to the Edit menu of FileZilla.
• This time select Users.
• Click on the Add button
• Enter some user name and select the Groups you have created from the drop-down box.
• Hit the OK button.
• Now, check the password box and assign one to secure the user account. And again press the OK button.

Access FTP server Locally or Remotely

The key thing which we need to access the FTP server is the client application, you can either use FileZilla’s client app or simply add it as an FTP site via MY PC or Computer section of Windows 10 or 7.

• Well, to access it using FileZilla client, just open it.
• Enter the IP address of your PC where you have created or installed FileZilla’s FTP server.
• Enter the username and password we have created in this tutorial.
• 21 is the default port or use the custom one if you have assigned any and then click on Quick Connect. 
• Accept the Certificate

Note: To access the FTP server remotely, you have to open the router and forward the FTP port of your system IP address to the static IP address of your router. Once that is done, the remote user or you will need to use the public IP address of yours, to access the server.

On Android access the FTP server

Go to the Play store and download some FTP client app. Here is the link to one such app which we are using.

• Open the FTP client App
• Enter the FTP server or your system IP address. If you are accessing remotely then your public IP.
• Furnish the Username and password of the FTP server user.
• Save it.
• Tap on the created server settings folder icon and it will automatically get connected if everything is fine.

Other released tutorials or articles

• How to install FileZilla on Ubuntu and CentOS via APT & YUM repository
• 3 Best FTP Server Apps For Android to Transfer Files
• How To Setup FTP Server in Android To Share files
• 5 Best Free FTP client Apps for Android

This article explained in detail the filezilla server configuration FTP server configuration and 425 can “t open data, you appear to be behind a nat router, ftp over tls is not enabled

Install and configure the server on the server:

The installation process is not repeated here,Keep going next,Select “always connect to this server” when popping out the pop-up window, and then click “connect” (password can be set by yourself or blank)

After the default installation, the following error message will be displayed:

Filezilla server warning:you appear to be behind a nat router. Please configure the passive mode settings and forward a range of ports in your router.

When running filezilla server:

warning:you appear to be behind a nat router. please configure the passive mode settings and forward a range of ports in your router.

Solution:

“Edit”-“setting” or directly click the setting button (gear);

Select the “passive mode settings” tab to enter the port range,Check “use the following ip:” and fill in the server’s IP address (note the external network address), and then click “ok” to save;

Second, filezilla server error 425 can “t open data connection for transfer of”/”

If “use custom port range” is not set in the above settings

Then when the client connects to the server and reads the directory, the following error will be reported:Response:425 can “t open data connection for transfer of”/”

This problem is mainly caused by the use of passive mode.

Solution:Check this option in the settings window above.Set the port range,And in the firewall settings below,Add the port range to the inbound port.

See details:Detailed filezilla_server:425 can “” t open data connection

Filezilla server warning:warning:ftp over tls is not enabled, users cannot securely log in.

Actually this warning can be ignored

Solution:enable tls transmission, the specific operation is as follows:

“Edit”-“setting” or directly click the setting button (gear);

Select the “ftp over tls settings” tab and click “generate new certificate …”;

Generate key size for verification “and choose according to your preference.Other information can be filled in according to your own situation,Then select the save address (preferably under the installation path) “;

The default name is “certificate.crt”.

The prompt “certificate generated successfully” indicates that there is no problem in generating,Click “OK” to close the popup window;

Click “ok” to save the settings;

Subsequent information prompts no more warnings.

Fourth, filezilla server configuration groups and users

Without elaborating,Just note:

Assign users to groups when adding users;

Assign permissions to folders for users,And specify the home folder (that is, “set as home dir”, “h” appears in front of the path), as shown below;

Five, filezilla server port settings

Default port:21

Encrypted port:990

Custom port range:10000-10200 (change according to your own situation) can be set by yourself,But note that no matter what port is used,Be sure to add it to the firewall’s inbound rules later.

Install the client locally,Just connect to the server through the client.