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Thanks... Just what I thought....
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I think my question asks it all, but I just got a phone call from a partner of ours and he set up an FTP Site for someone. &nbsp;They sent him an email that states &quot;<br />
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&nbsp;Another concern is the site does not make HTTPS a requirement. &nbsp;I switched to https but the browser is not showing a padlock to verify the encryption is enabled. <br />
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Would this work? &nbsp;Aren't these two separate protocols using separate ports?<br />
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Any help of regarding this would help as the email is totally confusing me....<br />
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jocasio
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I think my question asks it all, but I just got a phone call from a partner of ours and he set up an FTP Site for someone.  They sent him an email that states "

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 Another concern is the site does not make HTTPS a requirement.  I switched to https but the browser is not showing a padlock to verify the encryption is enabled. 
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Would this work?  Aren't these two separate protocols using separate ports?

Any help of regarding this would help as the email is totally confusing me....

jocasio

Can you connect to an FTP Server using HTTPS?

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