Connect to external FTP/FTPS servers and endpoints
Learn how to connect Couchdrop to an external FTP/S endpoint or server folder
Couchdrop can be connected to any external FTP/s in a few simple steps. When connected, you can upload and download files with an external FTP/s provider from Couchdrop.
FTPs is a different protocol from SFTP. If you are unsure if you need FTP, check with your provider, as you may need to use the more common SFTP connector.
How it works
Similar to all connections in Couchdrop, all external FTP connections appear as virtual folders in Couchdrop. Once connected, Couchdrop can transfer to and from the external FTP server directly or through automations.
You can also take advantage of Couchdrop’s automation features and inbound transfer methods, such as mailboxes and upload links, to streamline and simplify data transfers with external FTP/s servers.
Connecting to an external FTP/S server
To connect to an FTP/S server, you need to add the details of the endpoint and authenticate the connection in Couchdrop.
Before you start
To connect to an external FTP server with Couchdrop, you will need:
The hostname or IP address and port number for the external server
A username and password for the external server.
A unique folder name in Couchdrop
Frequently asked questions
Common issues and errors
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