From command line issue a command: $ftp yourdomain.com or $ftp You will see FTP login popping up: $user: You type your ftp user name and later your password. After successful login your current directory will become home directory of a system user you used for this login. Main FTP commands are get (mget for multiple files) which serves to download files and put (mput) which is used to upload files. You can use many different file system commands while logged in FTP server such as chdir to change directory, mkdir to create a new directory, rmdir to delete directory and others. I order to download use: $get Use help command to get all FTP commands list and quit command to exit. The list of users for whom FTP is not allowed is in /etc/ftpusers file. By default root user is in this list, so to allow FTP for root you just delete it from /etc/ftpusers file.
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