Browser window from website

How do I direct a link to my ftp site from my web site to
open browser for user login without getting a page not found error?
I can hit refresh or choose file>new>window and it will bring
up the browser window I'm looking for. What code am I missing?
Thanks,

What does your link look like? What browsers are you testing
with? Do you have a url you can post? Do you need to use ftp or can
you just up/download with http?

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