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Overclocked Like A Mother
Joined: July 2002
Location: In front of my computer
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A good buddy of mine was asking me if Windows 2003 had a builtin FTP server and if it could be configured like Bulletproof server. I, of course, have no idea. I do know that it has a Web, Mail, File servers. I guess it is one of the many questions that his boss has before they buy a license from MS. I think that they are replacing some sort of Linux setup that no one understands. So, does Win2003 have a builtin FTP server? Heeter |
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OSNN Senior Addict
Joined: February 2004
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Not a "server" per se, just a service, which is fine for "get" and "Put" commands etc. You need to have permissions set up for each account accessing your box via the service/protocol. If you want all the GUI stuff as well as all the other more robust FTP server functionality, you're better off running Bulletproof, Cute or Serv-U,
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- geek -
Joined: September 2003
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Originally Posted by Wrathchild
Actually he'd be better off running *nix using vsftpd.
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