Click the Anonymous FTP button on the Domain Administration page. The Anonymous FTP Account Management page appears.

By default anonymous FTP capabilities will be disabled. To activate anonymous FTP select the ON/OFF button. The status indicator next to Anonymous FTP account status will identify the status as either on or off.

Select the checkbox beside Allow uploading to incoming web directory to allow visitors access the anonymous ftp site to upload files into the incoming web directory.

Select the checkbox beside Limit disk space in the incoming web directory to set the disk space quota (i.e. hard limit) on the /incoming web directory. Then select the Up to field and enter the disk space, in KiloBytes, you wish to allow for the /incoming web directory. If no specific limit's set, or zero is used in the Up to field, the setting is unlimited.

Select the checkbox beside Limit maximum simultaneous connections number to set limits on the number of users who can be simultaneously connected to the anonymous FTP site. Then select the Up to field and enter the number of connections allowed. If no specific limit's set, or zero is used in the Up to field, the setting is unlimited.

Select the checkbox beside Limit download bandwidth for this virtual FTP domain to set throttling up for the anonymous FTP site. Then select the Up to field and enter the maximum average bandwidth, in KiloBytes per second, allowed. If no specific limit's set, or zero is used in the Up to field, the setting is unlimited.

Once you have completed all changes, select UPDATE to submit all changes and return to the Domain Administration page. Selecting UP LEVEL will ignore all changes made and return to the Domain Administration page.