ostu - ftp server lite for windows (by tony fortunato & peter ciuffreda)
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Tony Fortunato is a Senior Network Specialist with experience in design, implementation, and troubleshooting of LAN/WAN/Wireless networks, desktops and servers since 1989. His background in financial networks includes design and implementation of trading floor networks. Tony has taught at local high schools, Colleges/Universities, Networld/Interop and many onsite private classroom settings to thousands of analysts.TRANSCRIPT
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FTP Server 3.1 Litewith
Windows QuickStart
Tony Fortunato, Sr Network SpecialistPeter Ciuffreda, Network Technician
The Technology Firm
© 2009 www.thetechfirm.com
What is FTP Server Lite?
FTP Server Lite is;
• Go get it at http://www.pablosoftwaresolutions.com/index.html
• Is a portable application that requires no installation.
• A portable FTP server.
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Why use FTP Server Lite?
FTP Server Lite can be used for the following tasks;• Copy multiple files easier then a HTTP server.• More control on permissioning then a HTTP server.• Easiest to calculate throughput of file transfer protocols.• File transfers may be from either a web browser or from the command line.
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Getting Started – Setting Up User Accounts
• Set up one or multiple user accounts depending on how many users you require.
• Only these users can access the FTP server.
• For security you can set passwords for your users.
• You can disable users by clicking on that users name, then check the “Disable this account” box.
• Set permissions accordingly. In most cases you will only want users to download from the server.
• We have found that you can only set up a maximum of 3 user accounts
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Getting Started – Configuration
• Set up your max connections depending on how many hosts you expect to be using the server at one time.
• Most FTP users like to set a Welcome and Goodbye message for their hosts.
• The Startup settings allow you to launch and activate your FTP server at upon Windows Startup.
• You can choose to turn on logging for either errors, warnings or traces. Logged traces will be recorded in a Notepad file.
• We have found that only 4 simultaneous connections can be supported from 1 IP address.
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Turning on and Using FTP Server
• Once you are done configuring your FTP server click the Start button to activate it.
• Once activated, users can access your FTP server from either a web browser or the command prompt.
• You can type either the IP or the Machine name of the server.
• You will be prompted to enter your user name, and password if applicable, on both the web browser and the command prompt.
• NOTE: You can create a URL login syntax to make logging into your FTP server through the web browser easier and faster.
ftp://username:password@hostname (or @Ipaddresss))
© 2009 www.thetechfirm.com
Tony Fortunato, Sr Network SpecialistPeter Ciuffreda, Network Technician
The Technology Firm
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FTP Server 3.1 Litewith
Windows QuickStart
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