FTP With Commander One

Transfer Files with Commander One

– Launch Commander One from ~/Applications directory or Mac OS Dock.


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– Navigate to FTP connections menu from Toolbar or Go → Connect to Server menu, or use the corresponding keyboard shortcut (def. ⌘K).

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– Press “+” button to add a new FTP connection to the list.

– Give your connection a name of our choice.

– Choose a protocol - simple FTP or and SFTP

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– In “Server” field enter your servers IP address or domain name.

– Enter  your cPanel user and Password in the corresponding fields.

– Specify whether you want to store your user ID in Mac OS Keychain.

– Choose Passive or Active FTP mode and home directory for connection.

Now, press “Connect” button and your server will be displayed as a mounted drive in Commander One window. You can select it in either panel, or both of them simultaneously to optimize the workflow.

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Commander One allows transferring and editing files over FTP, as well as changing files’ permissions directly on the server.



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