Question about ftp server

I am trying to figure out why Acronis is not connecting to my FTP server. I can open a command prompt and do a command-line ftp just fine, but when I try to create an archive on the ftp site, it hangs on the "Looking" phase.
I've tried retyping my credentials, cutting\pasting them, even changing them, with no effect.
Thanks for your help!

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Oleg wrote:Acronis True Image does not support SFTP (Secure FTP) as a storage option.
Thank you.
I don't know which version of Acronis True Image this post applies to but, is it still the case that the most recent 2010 version still does not support backing up to a SFTP (SSH) location?
Also, is it possible to backup the contents (including subfolders) of networked folders?
The answers to these questions will help me decide whether to upgrade to the 2010 version of True Image.
Thank you very kindly in advance,
DK
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Hello D.K.!
Welcome to Acronis Forum, we're glad to greet you here!
I regret to inform you that all Acronis True Image version software doesn't support SFTP, but this feature was released in Acronis Backup and Recovery versions.
So you may want to take a look at the Acronis Backup and Recovery Standalone Workstation. It has different GUI layout and more features for backup and recovery. You can find all the details about its functionality in the User's and Quick Start Guides as well as test the solution before making a decision. The trial version is full functional and doesn't have any limitations except:
- 15 days of work
- Trial Bootable Media can restore only
You can backup the data located in network folders in Files and Folder mode.
Should you need anything else or have any further questions - feel free to contact us at your earliest convenience, we will be happy to help you!
Thank you.
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Hi,
I would like to expose a problem I have with DNA Master: it doesn't update after installation and I got an "FTP failure" message (even when I shut down the software).
I already successfully install (and use) DNA Master on my home computer (Windows 10 home) but it doesn't work on my professional computer (Windows 10 pro). Initially, I believed that the internet connection from my lab was the problem (institutional firewall or this kind of stuff) and I tried to install DNA Master connecting my pro computer to my home network… nothing good happened.
I asked a colleague to install DNA Master but he wasn't able to succeed. Even if I tell him to install and run the software in administrator mode. He tried to run the software on a Windows 10 pro configuration. I think there is a specific setting I need to modify on Windows 10 pro but I don't know where…
itprospt. com/set-up-ftp-server-windows-10/
Did it happen to somebody here? Do you have a clue which could resolve my problem?
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