If SSL connections are disabled at the Site level, they are also disabled for all User Setting Levels and users on the Site.
You can disable SSL support for every user on the Server by disabling SSL support at the Site level, or you can disable SSL for a specific user or User Setting Level.
To disable SSL connections for a site on the Server
In the Administrator, connect to the server, then click the Server tab.
In the left pane, click the Site you want to configure.
In the right pane, click the Connection Options tab.
Click Enable FTP access and specify the port to use, if different from the default.
Clear BOTH the Allow explicit FTPS (SSL) and Allow implicit FTPS (SSL) check boxes.
Click Apply.
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If SSL connections are disabled at the Site level, they are also disabled for all User Setting Levels and users on the Site. |
To disable SSL connections for a user or User Setting Level
In the Administrator, connect to the server, then click the Server tab.
In the left pane, click the user or User Setting Level you want to configure.
In the right-hand pane, click the Security tab.
Clear the Allow access using SFTP protocol check box.
Clear the Allow access using SSL over FTP protocol check box.
Click Apply.