At times, while using FTP, you may encounter an error that prevents you from accessing your client. If your FTP client shows a “Session Terminated” message, it usually means:

  1. The FTP connection has been idle for more than 4 minutes.
  2. The FTP link to the server was stopped due to a network or a server problem.

How to Fix the FTP Session Issue:

  1. Try restarting your FTP client and resuming the transfers.
  2. Check your internet connection and firewall settings.
  3. If the issue still continues, test the server connection or contact your hosting provider for support.

By following these steps, most FTP session errors can be resolved quickly.

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