Welcome to ZMM's FTP server.

You are accessing this server on port 80, its web interface. You probably got here by following a hyperlink or by typing http://ftp.zmm.com in your web browser's address field.

If you're here to transfer files, you'll need to get to a different port so you can access our server's File Transfer interface. ZMM recommends using a dedicated FTP client application to access our ftp server. Attempting to access ZMM's FTP server through web browsers is unsupported and generally problematic. ZMM's FTP server uses FTP over TLS to encrypt data during transfer, and you may see a message indicating that the security certificate for the site is not from a trusted authority. It is safe to disregard the warning and continue to the site. (If you already have a dedicated FTP client application that you prefer to use, you can skip the rest of this.)

Our recommended FTP client application is FileZilla Client.

Filezilla is an open source application which is free, reliable, and easy to use. You can download FileZilla Client here. The client download is hosted on various ad-supported software distribution sites, and it can be difficult to tell the FileZilla download link from the advertisements. In most cases, the desired download will begin automatically without clicking any buttons if you wait a few minutes.

After you download and install FileZilla Client, you can either enter your login credentials on the main screen, or you can create a "site manager" entry to make it easy to return to your ZMM project site later as needed. ZMM uses different login credentials for different projects, so you'll need separate entries if you access more than one project. (If you don't want to use site manager, you can enter the login information in the fields at the top of the FileZilla window and click the Quickconnect button.)

The image below show's what the FileZilla site manager should look like when correctly configured to connect to ZMM FTP. Populate the User and Password fields with the credentials that your contact at ZMM provided.

You may see this message when you connect. It indicates that the security certificate associated with ZMM's FTP server was generated by ZMM rather than by an authority that your system automatically trusts. If you don't want to see the message again, you can check the "Always trust certificate in future sessions" checkbox down at the bottom. 

This is what FileZilla will look like when you're connected to ZMM's ftp server. You can find a tutorial on FileZilla client here.