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### Connect to an FTP server hosted inside xemu
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If you have an alternative dashboard that runs an FTP server (as almost all
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replacement dashboards do), you can easily connect to that FTP server to read
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or write files on the virtual hard disk.
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Now xemu will begin listening on TCP port 2121 for new connections, and forward
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that traffic to the internal network.
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#### Step 3: Connect using your FTP client
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#### Step 3: Launch your alternative dashboard from disc
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Assuming you have a copy of your alternative dashboard in the form of an ISO
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image, load the disc image. You may need to reset the system to get it to
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load. Double check the networking settings for your dashboard to make sure
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that it is configured to use DHCP.
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#### Step 4: Connect using your FTP client
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The [Filezilla FTP client](https://filezilla-project.org/) is recommended. It
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is an open-source client available for all major platforms. If you would
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prefer to use another client, look for the respective settings in your client
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