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donny
6/29/2003 11:19:01 PM

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I currently have a DMZ with a Windows 2000 Web server
running IIS 5.0. I have a web site on this web server
that dynamically updates its webpages when data is
transferred to the directory where it stored its web
pages. I want to know how I can transfer data from the
LAN to the Web server in the DMZ without having to use
FTP because it would be very convenient if I can just
transfer data to the exact destination folder rather than
ftp the data to the ftp directory and then moving the

Re: how to transfer from LAN to DMZ

Karl Levinson [x y], mvp
6/30/2003 3:08:13 PM

You can FTP anywhere you want to if you set up the appropriate root ftp
folder and/or virtual shares. Note however that FTP is not the most
security-aware app [passwords are not well encrypted as they traverse the
network, and i bet you're using your admininstrator password as well to do
this]. SSH / SCP / PuTTY is a somewhat more secure option. see
www.networksimplicity.com for some info on this.

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Re: how to transfer from LAN to DMZ

Ken Schaefer
6/30/2003 5:04:00 PM

Please post in one newsgroup only

Cheers
Ken

[quoted text, click to view]
: I currently have a DMZ with a Windows 2000 Web server
: running IIS 5.0. I have a web site on this web server
: that dynamically updates its webpages when data is
: transferred to the directory where it stored its web
: pages. I want to know how I can transfer data from the
: LAN to the Web server in the DMZ without having to use
: FTP because it would be very convenient if I can just
: transfer data to the exact destination folder rather than
: ftp the data to the ftp directory and then moving the
: data to the destination directory.

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