

Copy the authorization code from your web-browser into the pop-up in FileZilla Pro.Grant FileZilla Pro access to read and write files.Enter your Microsoft Account (username).Select Microsoft OneDrive from the list with supported protocols.Go to the Site Manager option in the File Menu.This also works for the scenario above.Ĭonnecting FileZilla Pro to Microsoft OneDriveĬonnecting FileZilla Pro to your cloud storage account is an easy, self explanatory process. Connecting to a site, adding files to a queue and than transferring them. The good news is that file transfers to the cloud storage locations, go in the well known FTP-style way. Transfer files from your computer via FTP/SFTP/FTPS, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Box, Dropbox, Google Cloud, Google Drive, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Microsoft SharePoint, OpenStack Swift and WebDAV. That’s where FileZilla Pro comes to help, simply because it supports a long list of cloud storage protocols, including Microsoft OneDrive. On the FileZilla Pro website you can read the supported cloud storage protocols: Given the status of the hard-drive he wanted to move his files safely into the cloud. However uploading 100.000 files over the Microsoft OneDrive web-interface wasn’t as easy as he hoped. He already purchased a Microsoft 365 subscription with 1TB of OneDrive storage. It were about 100.000 files with a total size of more than 200 GB. 😉Ī friend of mine had a wonky Iomega hard-drive where he backup-ed all his important files. Also the WordPress installation of this blog is maintained with help of FileZilla and Microsoft Visual Studio Code.

I have been using the free FileZilla FTP client for many years.

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