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Open FileZilla on your computer.
Type your Web host's hostname in the 'Host' box. This often resembles your actual Web address. For example, if your blog is at myblog.com, your FTP host may be 'myblog.com' or 'ftp.myblog.com.'
Type your Web hosting username and password in their respective boxes. Usually, but not always, these credentials are the same ones you use to log into a Web-based control panel for your website. Once you connect, the files on your Web server appear to the right.
Navigate to your home folder, which may be called 'www,' 'home' or 'public_html.'
Navigate to the folder called 'wp-content' inside the directory where you installed WordPress.
Navigate to the folder called 'plugins' to upload a new plugin. Navigate to the 'uploads' folder and, if relevant, the correct year and month to upload content such as images or PDF files.
Click and drag any file you want to upload from the left side of the screen, where it is on your computer, into the appropriate folder on the right side of the screen, which is your Web server. The files will copy to your WordPress installation, but the originals remain on your computer's hard drive.
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How to Use Keyboard Interactive Authentication with PuTTYIn Feburary 2016 06,
In Feburary 2016 06,
Launch PuTTY on the computer.
Click the plus sign to the left of 'SSH' under the 'Connection' header at the left side of the PuTTY window.
Click 'Auth' under 'SSH.'
Deselect the 'Bypass Authentication Entirely,' 'Attempt Authentication Using Pageant' and 'Attempt TLS or CryptoCard Auth' check boxes by clicking them if they're enabled.
Verify the 'Attempt Keyboard-Interactive Auth' check box is enabled. Click it if it isn't enabled.
Click 'Session' at the left side of the PuTTY window.
Type the IP address or host name of the SSH server into the 'Host Name' box.
Type the port of the SSH server into the 'Port' box.
Click 'SSH' under 'Connection Type.'
Save the session and authentication settings by typing a name for the session in the 'Saved Sessions' box and clicking 'Save.' You can use these settings again by clicking the name of the session and clicking 'Load.'
Connect to the SSH server by clicking 'Open.'
Type your user name into the terminal when prompted and press 'Enter.'
Provide the answer for the keyboard-interactive authentication prompt by typing it and pressing 'Enter.'
In Feburary 2016 06,
Launch PuTTY on the computer.
Click the plus sign to the left of 'SSH' under the 'Connection' header at the left side of the PuTTY window.
Click 'Auth' under 'SSH.'
Deselect the 'Bypass Authentication Entirely,' 'Attempt Authentication Using Pageant' and 'Attempt TLS or CryptoCard Auth' check boxes by clicking them if they're enabled.
Verify the 'Attempt Keyboard-Interactive Auth' check box is enabled. Click it if it isn't enabled.
Click 'Session' at the left side of the PuTTY window.
Type the IP address or host name of the SSH server into the 'Host Name' box.
Type the port of the SSH server into the 'Port' box.
Click 'SSH' under 'Connection Type.'
Save the session and authentication settings by typing a name for the session in the 'Saved Sessions' box and clicking 'Save.' You can use these settings again by clicking the name of the session and clicking 'Load.'
Connect to the SSH server by clicking 'Open.'
Type your user name into the terminal when prompted and press 'Enter.'
Provide the answer for the keyboard-interactive authentication prompt by typing it and pressing 'Enter.'
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