Looking for a great FTP Search engine? Below we have compiled a list of the best FTP Search engines available online.

If you know of another, please don’t hesitate to comment and I’ll be sure to include it on this list.

Happy FTP Searching!

The following sites provide FTP Search Engines:

Global File Search is a very big FTP search engine. They have a new feature that can scan recent FTP server which is visited by people making this latest feature informative and very helpful.

Mamont is a Russian file search engine. Some say that this search engine is the biggest FTP search engine use to finding FTP servers.

FTP search is a FTP search engine used to finding downloads for free. Free images, mp3s, freeware or shareware files found on the net.

Napalm FTP indexer is the mostly maintained by their members and has a decent search engine for FTP search engine and FTP indexer.

File Watcher is a FTP search engine can be easily used to find contents and directories.

FileMirrors - Anonymous URL sharing and file searching service.

Search 22 –  All-in-one FTP search page. Links to top FTP search engines, FTP servers and file download sites

Oth.net –  The Media Search Engine

FTP search v3.4 Sweden

FTP Search Lore

RPM - Offers search in RPMs content and search of ftp servers

Find File - Search more than 800 Mio files. Download documents & ebooks, videos & images and etc.

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Hello There,

Before I assume that everyone reading this knows about CuteFTP  I will share it again. Cute FTP is a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client used to transfer files between your computer and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers.

We recently started a series of Tutorials on using CuteFTP.  But today we will tackle one of the most common support questions received from CuteFTP users.

It is usually encountered by CuteFTP users when they upgrade to Windows XP SP2 and then try to connect to the server, it fails! This happens because right after the installation, the Windows Firewall automatically blocks unsolicited connections to your computer and vice versa and also the ports needed to be able to connect to the FTP server.

There’s only one solution to this, and that is to configure the Windows Firewall settings and add the port necessary to connect to any FTP server. Here’s the work-around on how to allow incoming connections through port 21:

* NOTE: Port 21 – a reserved port in TCP/IP networking utilized by the FTP. CuteFTP starts a session to be able to connect to this port on FTP server, in the same way that the server responds via the port 21 with messages prompting the client for a username and password.

1.  Open Control Panel > Security Center

2.  Click Windows Firewall -  a dialog box will pop up.

3.  Click on Exceptions tab > Add Port, a dialog box appears.

4.  On the Add a Port dialog box, key in “FTP” on the Name field and “21” on the Port field. Make sure that TCP button is ticked.

5.  Click OK.

Before trying to see if you can now connect to your FTP server, make sure that CuteFTP is set to Port mode.

If you are using  CuteFTP Home:

1.  Open Site Manager > click on the site with problems.

2.  On the Type tab, under Data Connection change the setting to Use PORT.

If using CuteFTP Professional and Lite:

1. Open Site Manager > right-click on the site with problems > click Properties.

2.  On the Type tab, under Data Connection change the setting to Use PORT.

I hope that this has been helpful to you.

Until Next Tim, Enjoy your CuteFTP!

Peter – Your CuteFTP Guide

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