Secure FTP Information
Depending on a customer's needs, NAL Research provides access to a secure FTP site. When access is granted, the customer receives a username and password, and has access to a certain part of the site. Different areas of the site are protected by different usernames and passwords.
Connection with the secure FTP site is done using the FTPS protocol, which provides encrypted transmissions. Most browsers do not support the FTPS protocol like they support the FTP protocol by typing ftp:// in the url. We recommend using CoreFTP LE™ for connecting to the site. Also, if you already have an ftp client program, it may already have an option for using the FTPS protocol.
Instructions for using the following program is located below.
Using CoreFTP LE™
Step 1 — Visit the CoreFTP homepage and download CoreFTP LE™.
Step 2 — Run CoreFTP LE™. At the "Site Manager" screen click the "New Site" button and fill in the fields with the values shown below. Then, click the "Connect" button to begin the login process.
| Site Name | Name the site something. |
| Host / IP / URL | ftp.nalresearch.com |
| Username | Enter username obtained from NAL. |
| Anonymous | Unchecked |
| Password | Enter password obtained from NAL. |
| Don't save password | Check if you don't want Core FTP LE™ to remember the password. |
| Port | 990 |
| Timeout | A good timeout is 60. |
| Retries | This value is up to you. |
| PASV | Checked |
| Connection | Select FTPS(SSL DIRECT) |
| Use Proxy | This value is up to you. |
| SSL Options | Use default unless you know what you are doing. |
Step 3 — If this is the first time loging into the site, the following "Certification Information" screen should appear.
Click Accept Once for accepting the certificate information once and Always Accept for saving it
Step 4 — After the username and password have been verified, the main window will appear and allow you to transfer files.