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Jeffrey, If your client is a green-screen shop and this is their first foray into accessing their database in client/server mode, they should examine their security and look at what kind of worst-case scenarios could result from opening up FTP. Quite often security will need to be modified during this transition. This is a very big thing. On a minor note, they should get familiar with the two different naming systems and know how to switch between them as the need arises. A "gotcha" could be called hidden if someone doesn't see it, even if it is obvious to everyone else. So it's hard to know the rough edges without knowing their background and goals. The FTP server should start right up and clients should be able to access it on the internal network without too much tinkering. Do they need anything more? Security, security, security! Kind regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > On Behalf Of jcorey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: FTP > > I have a client on V5R1 wanting set-up FTP. Any hidden "gotchas" that > they should be looking out for? > > > TIA > > Jeffrey P. Corey
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