If you use NAT, you have to port forward FTP port at your Vmware Workstation. There is a site manager to store all the connections with the login and.

I have tried the IP listed in an ipconfig on the guest, the IPs listed as VMnet1 and VMnet8 when I run an ipconfig on the host, as well as the ip address found by visiting from the guest. Filezilla is a reliable platform for all types of FTP, FTPS, and SFTP clients. Frankly, I am not sure what IP address to use to log in. When I run the server, I can connect locally from within the VM, but I cannot connect from outside the server. The network connectivity is in NAT mode (I can't get Bridged to work properly). I am running Windows XP guest over an XP host, with Filezilla as the server I am trying to set up. I am having a problem setting up an FTP server in a virtual machine. DropBox, iCloud Drive and other file storage services have their joys, but they’re a pale imitation of what FTP clients like FileZilla can do. FileZilla is an open source cross-platform file transfer solution that supports FTP, FTPS and SFTP.

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