When I try to connect to the FTP server (upload.att.net), I get timed out error messages. What are the possible causes and solutions for timing out?
If you’re using WS_FTP and your home directory contains a large number of files or directories, there is a possibility that your network timeout is set too low. You need to set the timeout value high enough so it will accommodate the authentication process and set up your FTP work area. To change the timeout value in WS_FTP, select the Connect button from the primary WS_FTP window. This will display the Session Properties window. Choose the Advanced tab. Modify the Network Timeout value. A value of 120 or greater is recommended. Click the OK button to save your changes. Make this change to each of the WS_FTP Profiles you use to connect to the Personal Web Pages FTP server. Verify the default value has changed by trying the FTP program again. If the timeout problem continues, you may have to completely shut down the client in order for the change to take effect.
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