You can allow users to connect to your anonymous FTP directory without having a password to login. This may be useful if you have files that you wish to be publicly available for download.

Please note that allowing anonymous users to access any part of your system may be considered a security hole.

 Here are the steps:

1. To access the FTP Manager, click on the words "FTP Manager: on the main screen of your cPanel interface
2. Click on "Setup Anonymous FTP Access"
3. To enable users to connect to your site anonymously, make sure there is a check in the box next to "Allow anonymous access." If there is not a check in the box, click on the box to allow anonymous access
4. To enable users to upload files to your site anonymously, make sure there is a check in the box next to "Allow anonymous upload." If there is not a check in the box, click on the box to Allow anonymous uploads.
5. Click on "Save Settings" to save any changes you have made to anonymous FTP access

WARNING: Allowing anonymous uploads allows users to place any files they want in your anonymous FTP directory. Objectionable material can be placed there without your knowledge.

Please note that the username that will be used in conjunction with anonymous ftp will be anonymous@yourdomain.com