The installation of a web (domain), mail or ftp server or servers is expressly prohibited and may result in the immediate termination of an account. If you need to setup a server of the above type, you must contact Super-Net prior to the in...
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FTP alone on IIS no matter what will be secure. You need something else. The only way you can possibly secure FTP is using a VPN not SSL. Sorry but I think we have provided many differernt solutions for you to consider. FTP over SSL FTP ca...
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we, i have used bulletproof ftp, its available for free trial download. Its very self explanitory. Simply download it then go though the install routing. when you add users to it, you specify what directories they have access to i.e. where ...
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On your Windows PC .. are you using an FTP client application?? It sounds like you are trying to do it in Windows Explorer, which gives you no feedback or logging which makes it harder to see what is going on. Assuming you've enabled the...
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It depends a lot what you want to do with ftp. For example, my system only allows users to log on and has no anonymous access or uploading. However, to set it up is pretty straightforward. CentOS comes with vsftp (and maybe other servers), ...
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73...
This article should help you install and configure the Proftpd software on a Fedora Linux server using RPM packages for the install. Assuming you’re using RedHat, Fedora, or CentOS, you should already have a tool called ‘yum’ installed on t...
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You'll need to configure your host to be able to handle multiple IP addresses. This is often called "aliasing", and can generally be configured through an IP alias or dummy interface. You need to read your operating system documen...
http://proftpd.mirror.wrpn.net/docs/faq/linked/faq-ch5....