This your cheap web hosting again, isn't it?
An FTP Service is not even running on that system. For the best, as FTP is a pretty big security problem. You'd want SFTP, I think.
It is running Linux Kernel 3.0. It's host name is INTEL_CE_LINUX, and it's on a Workgroup named "HITRON" (A consumer router, I might add). It is running Samba version 3.0.37, configured to allow guest connections, disable message signing- and it looks like it only supports smbv1. It has an uptime of a little over 6 days.
I shouldn't be able to find any of that out within 30 seconds. But I can. Imagine what somebody who actually knew what they were doing could do. There are remote execution exploits for that version of Samba and SMBv1 that can literally take over the system. That's fun.