

The process of uploading content for your website using CuteFTP can be split into 2 steps:
Step I: Follow the process described to configure CuteFTP
1. Open CuteFTP. In the menu, go to File -> New ->FTP Site.

2. Enter your site details on the following page. For the Label, type anything to identify your site. For Host address, type in your domain name. Also type the Username and your Password for your domain name.

3. Click OK. Under General FTP sites, you would now see the site you have just configured.

Different modes of data connection can be used during FTP. Click here to know more details >>
There are two ways in which the data connection mode can be modified.
A. Global Settings
a. Under Tools menu, select Global Options.

b. Under the Transfer section, change Data mode to PORT (Active mode) or PASV (Passive mode).

Click OK to save the changes.
This change will affect all the sites for whom the data connection mode was set by default.
B. For Individual Sites
I. Select the site from the General FTP Sites list, right-click and then click Properties.

II. Under the Type tab, click the Data connection type drop-down menu.

III. Choose User PASV for Passive mode and Use PORT for Active mode. Click OK to save the changes.
The change is saved and active for future FTP sessions of this site.
i. Double-click the site you have configured as described above. This will make a connection to the server. Once you see the server files listed, double-click on web folder. Windows Server users need to open web folder.

ii. In the left pane in CuteFTP, click the Local Drives tab.

iii. Navigate to the location of your website files. Select all the file you would like to upload. Select the files to be uploaded and right-click on the selection and choose Upload.

iv. Your files should now be uploaded.

NOTE: In case you are unable to connect via FTP, there maybe several factors responsible for it. Click here to know about them >>
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Indexing Service (formerly known as Index Server) is integrated with Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) and the Windows NT Server 4.0 operating system to allow web searching on corporate intranets and Internet sites.
Once enabled, it automatically builds an index of your website that can be easily searched from any web browser with the sample query forms. Indexing maps words to documents, and to locations within documents.
The same way that an index in a book maps an important word to a page inside the book, content indexing on a computer takes a word within a document and maps it back to that document.
This feature is currently not supported on Gossimer web servers.
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Collaboration Data Objects for Windows NT Server (CDONTS) component is a very old component shipped mainly with Windows 2000 server. Like Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), this too can be used to accept feedback from visitors via an online form which on submission would send you an Email about the information filled in by the visitor.
Now with the arrival of Windows 2003 this component has been deprecated. Gossimer suggests that you upgrade your scripts to CDO.
You may use the sample script provided by Gossimer, and customise it to your needs. You would need to change the From Email address in the field objMail.From to any Email address on the same domain name where you are incorporating this script. For example, if your Domain Name is abc.com, then you may define the From Email address as some-name@abc.com. This Email address need not be existing on the Mail Server of abc.com, however, the domain name in the objMail.From has to be yours. You may use an Email address like Do_Not_reply@abc.com.
The Email address in the objMail.To field needs to be changed to your Email address, where you wish to receive Emails submitted through the form.
Set objMail = Server.CreateObject(“CDONTS.NewMail”)
objMail.From = “some-name@abc.com”
objMail.Subject = “Testing Mail”
objMail.To = “user@abc.com”
objMail.Body = “Testing ….”
objMail.Send
Response.Write “Mail Sent …..”
Set objMail = nothing
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