NOTE:If your site is hosted on a dedicated IP address (not shared by other users or sites), you can set up a directory within the site, where other users will be able to anonymously download or upload files through FTP. Once anonymous FTP is switched on, the users will be able to log in to the directory at an address like ftp://ftp.your-domain.com with the "anonymous" username and any password.

To allow anonymous FTP access:


1) Login in to your Plesk Control Panel.

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2) Click "Subscriptions" at the left.

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3) Click on subscription name.

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4) Click "Websites and Domains" tab.

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5) Click on FTP Access.

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6) Click "Anonymous FTP" tab at the right.

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7) Click "Switch off"

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8)  Here you can see that  when button is switch on you can see the message ( FTP settings were saved).

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9)  Enter information according to your need then click ok.

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10) Here you can see that Anonymous settings were saved.

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