Your virtual server will take care of the rest to make it an incoming directory. The most common use of FTP for Virtual Servers clients is to transfer Web pages they've created on their local machine up to their Web server. Additionally, many of your Virtual Server's configuration files can be downloaded from your Server, edited on your local PC, and then uploaded again to your Virtual Server. Many users find this method easier than trying to edit the configuration files on the remote system. For more information on FTP, be sure to check out the FTP Section of our Web Site.
Binary mode is for transferring binary files, such as graphics, executable programs, or zip files.
Most good FTP clients can tell what type of file you're trying to transfer and switch modes automatically, but if yours does not, or if it's not set up to do so, be sure you're aware of these two modes in case you experience problems accessing information you transferred to or from your Virtual Server. Here's what to do. Your virtual server will take care of the rest to make it an incoming directory. This will corrupt the servers Front Page Extensions possible causing the Server to crash.