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Troubleshooting
45: Cannot login to FTP server.
Error code received from server.
WFT-E1
1
Is the [Login name] set in the WFT-E1 correct?
Check the login name to log in to the FTP server. Make sure there are no
differences between upper- and lower-case characters, and set the correct login
name in the WFT-E1. (p.119 [Login name])
For Windows 2000 and Windows XP, if anonymous is used as the login name,
check if the FTP server is set to allow connections with an anonymous login name.
For Mac OS X, go to [Apple] menu
enter [Name] and [Password].
2
Is the [Login password] set in the WFT-E1 correct?
If a login password is set in the FTP server, make sure there are no differences
between upper- and lower-case characters, and set the correct login name in the
WFT-E1. (p.119 [Login name])
FTP server
3
Are the FTP server's file access privileges set to allow read/write/log visits?
For Windows 2000 and Windows XP, check [ Read], [ Write], and [ Log visits]
in the [Home Directory] tab (p.18).
For Mac OS X, click the target folder, go to the menu's [File]
[Ownership & Permissions] in the screen that appears, change the [You can]
setting to [Read & Write].
46: For the data session, error code received from the FTP server
FTP server
1
The FTP server cut off the connection.
Restart the FTP server.
2
Are the FTP server's file access privileges set to allow read/write/log visits?
For Windows 2000 and Windows XP, check [ Read], [ Write], and [ Log visits]
in the [Home Directory] tab (p.18).
For Mac OS X, click the target folder, go to the menu's [File]
[Ownership & Permissions] in the screen that appears, change the [You can]
setting to [Read & Write].
110
[System Preferences]
[Accounts], and
[Get Info]. In
[Get Info]. In
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