The plugin supports either password authentication or keyfile authentication. Once installed it appears in the application's home: list. Ghost Commander's SFTP plugin need to be installed. SFTP stands for SSH File Transfer Protocol, or Secure File Transfer Protocol, is a file transfer protocol that works over a secure connection. If the FTP connection has glitches, try to leave it by navigating to a local folder, and then try to connect again. In the rare case you need to specify the port which is different from the standard (21), you can do that, too: For example, if your PC named 'mypc' is located in a domain with the full name '', give the full name as the address: ''. Hint: if your FTP server is located in the local network managed by Windows domain controllers and you have trouble connecting to the server providing just the machine name, try to add also your domain's suffix.

This is a common problem of the FTP protocol. Please be aware: although Ghost Commander does not use your credentials except for establishing the connection, or does not pass them anywhere except the site you're connecting to, they are passed to the FTP site unencrypted and can be sniffed by a third party. If the site you're trying to access does not allow anonymous access, your real identity will be asked for in a dialog box. If you don't provide a name and password, 'anonymous' will be used. Or just open the location editor and type in the full URL of the desired FTP site, like: In the opened form enter the site name, path and your credentials.

To access an FTP site, open the home: location and then click on 'FTP site'.

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