The following steps will guide you through the process of taking the file you just downloaded and importing the settings contained within it. The browser should now download the import file.Click the Download as FileZilla XML Import (Password not included) button.This will take you to the FTP Server Login page, the FTP details for your server should also be displayed.

Click Files and then FTP File Access on the left hand menu.

You will have to enter the password into FileZilla manually after you have run the import. For security reasons we cannot automatically put your password into this file. This file can be used to import all the FTP settings directly into FileZilla, except for your password.

Importing the FileZilla XML Import Fileĭownloading the FileZilla XML Import File.

Downloading the Filezilla XML Import File.

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