An Easy Way To FTP To Your Xbox One of the most popular questions in Xbox forums are 'How do I FTP to my Xbox?' So I figured I would write the ultimate guide on how to do this as effectively as possible.

If anybody has anything to add to this, please post a reply. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol; this allows you to transfer files from your computer (host) to another computer/object (client). You can use either a crossover cable to connect your Xbox directly to your PC, or a router (both ways are discussed below).

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When you connect through a router, DO NOT use a crossover cable! Use standard straight through cable. The program we will be using to FTP in to the Xbox is the popular FlashFXP. You can download FlashFXP right here off of Afterdawn, or from here How to FTP to your Xbox Dashboard using a Crossover Cable Before I begin, you need to make sure that you are indeed using a CROSSOVER CABLE. That is a huge beginner mistake.

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1) Now, you may want to make sure that your firewalls are all turned off, and possibly your anti virus software for the time being. In your custom Xbox dash (i.e. Evolution X, Avalaunch, Unleash X etc.), make sure your settings are configured for STATIC, and change your IP address to this, 192.168.0.3 Also, make the Xbox's primary DNS the same as your computers IP address shown below (192.168.0.4). Scroll down, and click SAVE before you exit that screen! 2) On your computer, go to 'Start' 'Control Panel' 'Network and Internet Connections' 'Network Connections' Then right click your 'Local Area Connections' and click 'Properties' Click on 'Internet Protocol TCP/IP' and then click the 'Properties' button. Now, make sure that the 'Use the following IP address' is selected.

Type in this IP address, 192.168.0.4 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 Click 'Ok' Note: your computer may need to be restarted if you are using an older version of Windows. 3) Reboot your Xbox now, and if your computer is running an older OS than Windows XP, reboot that also. 4) Now, open up FlashFXP and click the lightning bolt. 5) A window will popup as shown below. 6) Type your Xbox's IP address in the 'Server or URL' text box (192.168.0.3). Port should stay at 21. If your dash is using it's default settings, your user name and password should both be xbox (all lowercase).

Now click connect and within a few seconds, you should see a picture as shown below with your Xbox folders on the right hand side. Now you can transfer files to and from your Xbox! How to FTP to your Xbox Dashboard using a Router Before I begin, you need to make sure that you are NOT using a crossover cable, but a straight through cable. Again that is a huge beginner mistake. If you need help connecting your Xbox through your router, Xbox.com has a tutorial on how to do this: Here is a basic picture taken from xbox.com on how your setup should look like: 1) Again, you may want to make sure that your firewalls are all turned off, and possibly your anti virus software for the time being. Also, make sure that your Router is 100% working.

Now, connect your straight through Ethernet cord into your Xbox, and the other in to a port on the router. Boot up your Xbox. In your settings in your custom dash, make sure that the 'Static' connection is turned to 'Off', then scroll down and click SAVE. Reboot your Xbox. Go back into your settings on your dashboard and make sure that DHCP is now enabled, and that you have an IP address showing. Now, it's time to open up FlashFXP. 2) Open FlashFXP and click the lightning bolt.

3) A window will popup as shown below. 4) Type your Xbox's IP address in the 'Server or URL' text box (IP address varies per Xbox). Port should stay at 21. If your dash is using it's default settings, your user name and password should both be xbox (all lowercase). Now click connect and within a few seconds, you should see a picture as shown below with your Xbox folders on the right hand side. Now you can transfer files to and from your Xbox! Click to expand.Here are the Settings for that: This is sort of like configuration 2 but instead of your NIC getting a public DHCP address it should be getting an internal private DHCP address.

This address can be anything within this range: The blocks are 10.0.0.0. To 10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255, and 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255. There are very high chances your router is giving out addresses somewhere in 192.168.0.x or 192.168.1.x If this is the case your computer should be successfully getting its DHCP address from your router and if you can plug your Xbox into that router as well then just change your dashboard's configuration file to have a static IP. So in our first configuration example you would just have to change the files to be like this: Evolution X Dashboard [Network] SetupNetwork = Yes StaticIP = No Ip = 192.168.0.3 Subnetmask = 255.255.255.0 Defaultgateway = DNS1 = 0.0.0.0 DNS2 = 0.0.0.0 Once you set StaticIP to be No, the ip, subnet, gateway, and dns values are no longer used. You can boot your Xbox and see what IP it is getting from DHCP and simply FTP to that address.