Re: iSeries FTP security -- MIDRANGE-L

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On 5/18/05, Evan Harris <spanner@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Perhaps I should just go tell the NT guy to fire up his SQL Server and make
> copies of the iSeries data so it will be "accessible" to the
> end users instead of having to deal with the legacy iSeies.
> 

good idea!  you dont even need sql server to get windows to work as an
ftp server.  The client access .net managed provider works great for
automating tasks between windows and the iSeries.

Another option is to pay a shared hoster like www.godaddy.com $10 per
month to host a domain name.  Included in that fee is almost unlimited
FTP space.

-Steve

> Regards
> Evan Harris
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