We’ve updated our HOW-TO documention for Running BPFTP Server as a Windows System-Service to include additional documentation on mapping network-drives and exposing the contents via FTP to your users. For more information see the section Optional: Network-Share Support.
Network-Shares via FTP when running as a Windows System Service
June 19th, 2008Setup Network Shares via FTP
June 1st, 2008BulletProof FTP Server full supports the ability for ftp-users to access network-shares via FTP. Allowing you to grant remote access to network files, residing on other computers in your network.
Running as a Windows System Service
May 19th, 2008BulletProof FTP Server fully supports execution as a Windows System Service, allowing you to start the software as soon as the OS has been (re)started.
FTP Server Firewall Ports and Tester
April 19th, 2008Using this tool, you can instruct our website to perform a test connection back to your computer running BulletProof FTP Server for Windows.
Starting with Windows XP Service Pack 2, software-based firewalls have become a standard feature to help protect your computer from hackers on the internet.
Going a step further, if your computer is connected to a DSL/Cable modem or Wi-Fi, your computer has been further protected with a more-secure and robust hardware-based firewall. But with this additional protection, comes the need for you to be knowledgable enough to configure these devices to allow BulletProof FTP Server for Windows to be accessible from outside your firewall.
This tool will allow you to test port-forwarding rules setup on your firewall for both the control and data connections and will aid in the determination of your passive (PASV) or port (PORT) mode support.
New USB Flash-Drive Portable Edition of BPFTP Server
April 1st, 2008BulletProof FTP Server for Windows can now be run from a removable-device, like a USB Thumb-Drive!
That’s right! Now you can take BulletProof FTP Server for Windows with you and quickly launch an FTP-Server on any Windows computer for remote-access of files.