I'm tasked to add an ftp server to our companys "internet presence", the
ftp server will need to have accounts on it since the data is not for
the public. Currently our setup consists of a number of Linux firewalls
for our 4 office locations that then in turn connects these 4 office
locations using ipsec. In addition, at our main office location we have
a DMZ with a webserver.
I would suggest to use a HTTP server (no problems with downloading, easy
On Jul 24, Daniel Nilsson wrote:
protection of files using .htaccess. If the passwords are more sensitive,
use HTTPS.
For uploading use SFTP, a very good client program for windows is
FileZilla from http://filezilla.sf.net. Best of all: it's freeware and can
also be used as standard ftp client. You may also want to restrict access
to the sftp (ssh) server based on ip address to get maximum security.
Markus
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