Features and User-Interface – BulletProof FTP Server

FEATURE: IP-Based Access-Control: Server Wide

- Navigate to Management -> Security -> IP Access Control-Lists - Right-click and choose "Add IP/ACL" PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule ("-" minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule ("+" plus) will override the default rule of "+*.*.*.*" and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created. — – Navigate to Management -> Security -> IP Access Control-Lists
– Right-click and choose “Add IP/ACL”
PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule (“-” minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule (“+” plus) will override the default rule of “+*.*.*.*” and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created.

Enter the IP Address to be banned. Please note that the "Refuse IP Address Access" should be chosen. PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule ("-" minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule ("+" plus) will override the default rule of "+*.*.*.*" and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created. — Enter the IP Address to be banned. Please note that the “Refuse IP Address Access” should be chosen.
PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule (“-” minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule (“+” plus) will override the default rule of “+*.*.*.*” and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created.

- Navigate to Server Monitor -> Log Watch In this example, you'll see the DENY rule being made for "-54.153.69.28" and you'll see the ftp-client disconnect and then attempt to reconnect again, only to be refused access. — – Navigate to Server Monitor -> Log Watch
In this example, you’ll see the DENY rule being made for “-54.153.69.28” and you’ll see the ftp-client disconnect and then attempt to reconnect again, only to be refused access.

FEATURE: IP Based Access-Control for Users/Groups

- Navigate to User/Group Manager -> Edit User/Group -> Restrictions - Right-click and choose "Add IP/ACL" PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule ("-" minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule ("+" plus) will override the default rule of "+*.*.*.*" and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created. — – Navigate to User/Group Manager -> Edit User/Group -> Restrictions
– Right-click and choose “Add IP/ACL”
PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule (“-” minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule (“+” plus) will override the default rule of “+*.*.*.*” and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created.

Enter the IP Address to be banned. Please note that the "Allow IP Address Access" should be chosen, in order to restrict a user|group to a specific IP Address (aka whitelist) PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule ("-" minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule ("+" plus) will override the default rule of "+*.*.*.*" and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created. — Enter the IP Address to be banned. Please note that the “Allow IP Address Access” should be chosen, in order to restrict a user|group to a specific IP Address (aka whitelist)
PLEASE NOTE: All rules should be added as a DENY rule (“-” minus) sign. Entering a ALLOW rule (“+” plus) will override the default rule of “+*.*.*.*” and turn IP/ACL into whitelist only, where all IPs are rejected unless an ALLOW rule is created.

- Navigate to Server Monitor -> Log Watch In this example, you'll see the ftp-client from "-54.153.69.28" is denied. This is because the IP/ACL was converted to a "whitelist" with a single ALLOW rule and "+192.168.0.*" does not match the incoming ftp-client. — – Navigate to Server Monitor -> Log Watch
In this example, you’ll see the ftp-client from “-54.153.69.28” is denied. This is because the IP/ACL was converted to a “whitelist” with a single ALLOW rule and “+192.168.0.*” does not match the incoming ftp-client.

FEATURE: Event Manager and Email Variables

BPS-Events Manager-Variables

Listing of %VARS to be used in the Events Manager of BulletProof FTP Server for SMTP and HTTP Form-Post (NVP) event actions.

REVISION HISTORY:

%FILETIME* and %FILEDATE* variables added in v2014.1.3.21 (Feb 2015)

%FILE was changed to %FILEFULLNAME in v2013.1.0.11 (Oct 2013)

Variable	Description	Scope	Context	Units/Example
%BDOWN	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Download	Bytes
%BDOWNALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Download	Bytes
%BTOT	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Up/Down	Bytes
%BUP	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Upload	Bytes
%BUPALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Upload	Bytes
%C24H	Number of Connections by FTP-Account	Current Session	24 Hours	integer-value
%CALL	Number of Connections by FTP-Account	Current Session	Forever	integer-value
%CLIENTGROUP	Group Account	Current Session	User Manager -> Login -> Group Name	agroupname
%CLIENTIP	IP Address	Current Session	Obtained from Network	192.168.0.1
%CLIENTIP_000	IP Address (Zero Padded)	Current Session	Obtained from Network	192.168.000.001
%CLIENTLOGIN	Username used to Login	Current Session	User Manager -> Login -> Group Name	ausername
%CLIENTNAME	Account-Name	Current Session	User Manager -> Login -> Group Name	aaccountname
%CLIENTPASSWORD	Password used to Login	Current Session	User Manager -> Login -> Group Name	apassword
%CNOW	Number of Connections by FTP-Account	Current Session	Current	integer-value
%DATE	Current Date	System	Obtained from OS	Locale-Specific
%DATE_EX	Current Date	System	Obtained from OS	mmddyyyy
%DATE_EX_DMY	Current Date	System	Obtained from OS	dd-mm-yyyy
%DATE_EX_MDY	Current Date	System	Obtained from OS	mm-dd-yyyy
%DATE_EX_YMD	Current Date	System	Obtained from OS	yyyy-mm-dd
%DFREE	Diskspace Free	Current Session	Current Working Directory	Bytes
%DFREEGB	Diskspace Free	Current Session	Current Working Directory	GiBytes
%DFREEKB	Diskspace Free	Current Session	Current Working Directory	KiBytes
%DFREEMB	Diskspace Free	Current Session	Current Working Directory	MiBytes
%DIR_8.3	Directory Name of Target FTP Command	Current Sessions	N/A	string (FAT32 shortened)
%DIRCREATED	Created Directory Name	Current Sessions	N/A	string
%DIRDELETED	Deleted Directory Name	Current Sessions	N/A	string
%DIRFULLNAME	Directory Name of Target FTP Command	Current Sessions	N/A	string
%DIRTARGET	Directory Name of Target FTP Command	Current Sessions	N/A	string
%DIRTARGET_8.3	Directory Name of Target FTP Command	Current Sessions	N/A	string (FAT32 shortened)
%DISK	Drive Letter	Current Session	Current Working Directory	C (Single-Char, ex: C:\ drive)
%FDOWN	Number of Files Transferred	Current Session	Downloaded	integer
%FDOWNALL	Number of Files Transferred	All Sessions	Downloaded	integer
%FILEDATE	File Creation Date	Current Sessions	Up/Down	Locale Specific
%FILEDATE_EX	File Creation Date	Current Sessions	Up/Down	mmddyyyy
%FILEDATE_EX_DMY	File Creation Date	Current Sessions	Up/Down	dd-mm-yyyy
%FILEDATE_EX_MDY	File Creation Date	Current Sessions	Up/Down	mm-dd-yyyy
%FILEDATE_EX_YMD	File Creation Date	Current Sessions	Up/Down	yyyy-mm-dd
%FILEDIR	Directory Only	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string (No Trailing Backslash)
%FILEEXT	Extension Only	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string
%FILEFULLNAME	Fully Qualified Filename	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string (includes leading ".")
%FILENAME	Filename Only	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string
%FILENAME_8.3	Filename Only (FAT32)	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string
%FILENOEXT	Filename without Extension	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string
%FILEPATH	Directory Only	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string (Incl Trailing Slash)
%FILEPATH_8.3	Directory Only (FAT32)	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	string
%FILESIZE	Size of File	Current Session	Up/Down/Commands	Bytes
%FILETIME	File Creation Time	Current Sessions	Up/Down	Locale Specific
%FILETIME_24H	File Creation Time	Current Sessions	Up/Down	hh:mm:ss
%FILETIME_EX	File Creation Time	Current Sessions	Up/Down	hhmmss
%FTOT	Number of Files Transferred	All Sessions	Up/Down	integer
%FTOTALL	Number of Files Transferred	All Sessions	Up/Down	integer
%FUP	Number of Files Transferred	Current Session	Uploaded	integer
%FUPALL	Number of Files Transferred	All Sessions	Uploaded	integer
%GBDOWN	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Download	GiBytes
%GBDOWNALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Download	GiBytes
%GBTOT	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Up/Down	GiBytes
%GBUP	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Upload	GiBytes
%GBUPALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Upload	GiBytes
%KBDOWN	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Download	KiBytes
%KBDOWNALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Download	KiBytes
%KBTOT	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Up/Down	KiBytes
%KBUP	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Upload	KiBytes
%KBUPALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Upload	KiBytes
%LOCALIP	IP Address	System	Obtained from Network	string
%LOGFILE	Current Log-File	Software Settings	Management -> Logging -> Log Settings	string
%LOGFILEOLD	Previous Log-File	Software Settings	Obtained from Software	string
%MAXUSERS	Max Number of FTP-Clients	Software Settings	Management -> Settings -> General	integer
%MBDOWN	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Download	MiBytes
%MBDOWNALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Up/Down	MiBytes
%MBTOT	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Up/Down	MiBytes
%MBUP	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	Current Session	Upload	MiBytes
%MBUPALL	Data Transferred by FTP-Account	All Sessions	Upload	MiBytes
%PCOSVER	OS Version	System	Obtained from OS	string
%PCPROC	CPU	System	Obtained from OS	string
%PCRAM	RAM	System	Obtained from OS	string
%S_IP	Server IP delimited by commas	System	Obtained from OS	string
%SERVERDATE	Current Date	System	Obtained from OS	Locale Specific
%SERVERDAYS	Uptime Days	Software State	Obtained from Software	integer
%SERVERGBALL	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Up/Down	GiBytes
%SERVERGBDOWN	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Downloaded	GiBytes
%SERVERGBUP	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Uploaded	GiBytes
%SERVERHOURS	Uptime Hours	Software State	Obtained from Software	integer
%SERVERIP	IP Address	System	Obtained from OS	string
%SERVERKBALL	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Up/Down	KiBytes
%SERVERKBDOWN	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Downloaded	KiBytes
%SERVERKBUP	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Uploaded	KiBytes
%SERVERLOCALHOST	Server Local-Hostname	System	Obtained from Network	string
%SERVERMBALL	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Up/Down	MiBytes
%SERVERMBDOWN	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Downloaded	MiBytes
%SERVERMBUP	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Uploaded	MiBytes
%SERVERMINS	Uptime Minutes	Software State	Obtained from Software	integer
%SERVERSECS	Uptime Seconds	Software State	Obtained from Software	integer
%SERVERSPEED	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Up/Down	Bytes/Sec
%SERVERSPEEDKB	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Up/Down	KiBytes/Sec
%SERVERSPEEDMB	Data Transferred	Software Install Date	Up/Down	MiBytes/Sec
%SERVERTIME	Current Time	System	Obtained from OS	HH:MM:SS
%SERVERTIMEUP	Uptime Since Restart	Software State	Obtained from Software	99days 23:59:59
%SERVERTOTUPTIME	Total Uptime in Seconds	Software State	Obtained from Software	integer
%SERVERVERSION	Version of FTP-Server	Software State	About	string
%SESSIONAVG	Average number of files	Software Restart Date	Up/Down	integer
%SESSIONFILESALL	Files Transferred	Software Restart Date	Up/Down	integer
%SESSIONFILESDOWN	Files Transferred	Software Restart Date	Downloaded	integer
%SESSIONFILESUP	Files Transferred	Software Restart Date	Uploaded	integer
%SESSIONGBALL	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Up/Down	GiBytes
%SESSIONGBDOWN	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Downloaded	GiBytes
%SESSIONGBTOTAL	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	All Data + Protocol Bytes	GiBytes
%SESSIONGBUP	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Uploaded	GiBytes
%SESSIONKBALL	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Up/Down	KiBytes
%SESSIONKBDOWN	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Downloaded	KiBytes
%SESSIONKBTOTAL	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	All Data + Protocol Bytes	KiBytes
%SESSIONKBUP	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Uploaded	KiBytes
%SESSIONMBALL	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Up/Down	MiBytes
%SESSIONMBDOWN	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Downloaded	MiBytes
%SESSIONMBTOTAL	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	All Data + Protocol Bytes	MiBytes
%SESSIONMBUP	Data Transferred	Software Restart Date	Uploaded	MiBytes
%SITEWHO	Listing of other online clients	Software State	Obtained from Software	string
%TIME	Current Time	System	Obtained from OS	HH:MM:SS
%TIME_24H	Current Time	System	Obtained from OS	HH:MM:SS
%TIME_EX	Current Time	System	Obtained from OS	HHMMSS
%TMIN	Minutes since connected	Current Session	Obtained from Software	integer
%TOPALL	Most Frequently Accessed Files	All Time	Management -> Settings -> Stat Generator	integer
%TOPDAY	Most Frequently Accessed Files	Day	Management -> Settings -> Stat Generator	integer
%TOPMONTH	Most Frequently Accessed Files	Month	Management -> Settings -> Stat Generator	integer
%TOPWEEK	Most Frequently Accessed Files	Week	Management -> Settings -> Stat Generator	integer
%TSEC	Seconds since connected	Current Session	Obtained from Software	integer
%UCURRENTDIR	Current Working Directory	Current Session	Current Working Directory	string
%UFILESPEED	Last Transfer Speed	Current Session	Obtained from Software	Bytes
%UFILESPEEDKB	Last Transfer Speed	Current Session	Obtained from Software	KiBytes
%UFILESPEEDMB	Last Transfer Speed	Current Session	Obtained from Software	MiBytes
%UHOME	User Home Directory	Current Session	Obtained from Software	string
%UHOSTNAME	Hostname of IP Address	Current Session	Obtained from Network	ahost.adomain.com
%UIADDRESS	User Account: Address	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UICITY	User Account: City	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UID	User Account: ID	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UIEMAIL	User Account: Email	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UIFAX	User Account: Fax	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UINAME	User Account: Name	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UINOTES	User Account: Notes	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UIP	IP Address (same as %CLIENTIP)	Current Session	Obtained from Network	192.168.0.1
%UIPHONEHOME	User Account: Phone (Home)	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UIPHONEWORK	User Account: Phone (Work)	User Settings	User Manager -> Additional -> Contact Info	string
%UNAME	Account-Name (same as %CLIENTNAME)	Current Session	User Manager -> Login -> Group Name	aaccountname
%UQUOTA	Quota: Current Usage	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	Bytes
%UQUOTACURRENTGB	Quota: Current Usage	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	GiBytes
%UQUOTACURRENTKB	Quota: Current Usage	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	KiBytes
%UQUOTACURRENTMB	Quota: Current Usage	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	MiBytes
%UQUOTAMAX	Quota: Max Avail	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	Bytes
%UQUOTAMAXGB	Quota: Max Avail	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	GiBytes
%UQUOTAMAXKB	Quota: Max Avail	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	KiBytes
%UQUOTAMAXMB	Quota: Max Avail	Current Session	User Manager -> Private P2P	MiBytes
%URATIO	Private P2P: Current Ratio	Current Session	Up/Down	float
%URATIOCREDIT	Private P2P: Current Credit	Current Session	Download	Bytes
%URATIOCREDITGB	Private P2P: Current Credit	Current Session	Download	GiBytes
%URATIOCREDITKB	Private P2P: Current Credit	Current Session	Download	KiBytes
%URATIOCREDITMB	Private P2P: Current Credit	Current Session	Download	MiBytes
%URATIODOWN	Private P2P: Current Ratio	Current Session	Download	float
%URATIOUP	Private P2P: Current Ratio	Current Session	Upload	float
%USPEEDLIMIT	Max Allowed Bandwidth	User Account	Up/Down	integer
%UTIMEOUT	Current Timeout for User-Account	User Account	N/A	integer

FEATURE: Allow Multiple Instances

“Allow Multiple Instances” is a new function as of v2014.1.0.15 that allows you to run multiple copies of the software, each with it’s own set of Settings, Users/Groups. This is very useful for organizations which provide ftp-services for their clients and would like to keep the groups of ftp-users in their own separate instance.

It’s also very useful for controlling bandwidth used by each instances, as multiple IPs can be bound to the computer’s NIC, allowing for fine-grained control of bandwidth, traffic shapping, etc in their networking-hardware; each instance would then use the “Multi-IP” setting to only listen to specific IPs. (Management -> Settings -> Multi-IP)

Allow Multiple Instances: Create Shortcut

Allow Multiple Instances: Shortcut Properties

Allow Multiple Instances: Shortcut Double-Click to Start

Allow Multiple Instances: Import, Automatic Search for Installations

Allow Multiple Instances: Import, Manually from Specified Folder

Allow Multiple Instances: Example Files for Import

Allow Multiple Instances: Importing Example Files

Allow Multiple Instances: Confirmation of Instance Storage-Path

Allow Multiple Instances: Verification of Instance Storage-Path in Windows Explorer

FEATURE: Bulk Import CSV

In the latest release of BulletProof FTP Server, we’ve added the ability to import users via the “Bulk Import (CSV)” button, located in the User Manager. A CSV-File is a flat-text-file that contains a list of records (one per row) with a defined set of field-values for that record. This is analogous to a spreadsheet, such as Microsoft Excel and is often used as a method of getting data in/out of a spreadsheet.

To this end, we’ve developed a function that allows you to IMPORT user-accounts from another source, using a CSV file. Below is a list of fields that are supported for import. In this list, the first record you see is “ACCOUNTNAME”, this is a MANDATORY record as it is the unique-primary-key for the data. If ACCOUNTNAME exists, the data will be updated. If not, a new user-account will be created and all of the data will be set to the provided information. All other fields are optional, but each row in the CSV-file must contain the same fields as defined in the first header-record.

NOTE: Executing this functionality can be automated from the command-line utility “bpftpserver-adduser.exe”. Please see this HOWTO for more information.

EXAMPLE:
In the following example, we are defining a CSV file to import 11 new user-accounts (mmc000 to mmc010). Below you will find the first row contains the list of columns each row/record will contain; subsequent rows contain the data for the accounts. Please note, this is generic data and in this case, I choose to make a simple list of account-names that are prefixed with “mmc” and then use a 3-digit number. The intention is to show the power and flexibility; as each user-account can be assigned their own home-directory (c:\ftp\mmc999), groups, login-name, passwords, etc.

"AccountName","ACCESSRIGHTS_PACKED","Enabled","EnableLogin","Login","EnablePass","Pass","GroupName" "mmc000","C:\ftp\mmc000;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc000","1","mmc000","mmc-group-0" "mmc001","C:\ftp\mmc001;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc001","1","mmc001","mmc-group-0" "mmc002","C:\ftp\mmc002;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc002","1","mmc002","mmc-group-0" "mmc003","C:\ftp\mmc003;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc003","1","mmc003","mmc-group-0" "mmc004","C:\ftp\mmc004;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc004","1","mmc004","mmc-group-0" "mmc005","C:\ftp\mmc005;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc005","1","mmc005","mmc-group-0" "mmc006","C:\ftp\mmc006;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc006","1","mmc006","mmc-group-0" "mmc007","C:\ftp\mmc007;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc007","1","mmc007","mmc-group-0" "mmc008","C:\ftp\mmc008;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc008","1","mmc008","mmc-group-0" "mmc009","C:\ftp\mmc009;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc009","1","mmc009","mmc-group-0" "mmc010","C:\ftp\mmc010;RWDAMLSK","1","1","mmc010","1","mmc010","mmc-group-0"

SUPPORTED FIELDS AVAILABLE TO BULK-IMPORT

Commonly Used Fields

FIELD_NAME	FIELD_TYPE	DEFAULT	MANDATORY
ACCOUNTNAME	STRING	“”	TRUE
AccessRights_Packed	STRING	“”
Enabled	BOOLEAN	True
EnableLogin	BOOLEAN	True
Login	STRING	“”
EnablePass	BOOLEAN	True
Pass	STRING	“”
EnableGroup	BOOLEAN	False
GroupName	STRING	“”
UseGroupHomeDir	BOOLEAN	False

Lesser Lesser Used Fields

FIELD_NAME	FIELD_TYPE	DEFAULT	MANDATORY
AddHomeLink	BOOLEAN	False
AddLinkFromFile	BOOLEAN	False
AddLinks	BOOLEAN	False
AllowChangePassword	BOOLEAN	False
AllowNoop	BOOLEAN	True
BannedFiles_PACKED	STRING	“”
By-Pass_MaxUser	BOOLEAN	False
ChgDirMsgFile	STRING	“”
DefaultGroupQuotaCredit	INTEGER	-1
DefaultGroupRatioCredit	INTEGER	-1
EnableMaxConPerIP	BOOLEAN	False
EnableMaxUsers	BOOLEAN	False
EnableSITECHAT	BOOLEAN	False
EnableSITEWHO	BOOLEAN	False
Hide hidden Files	BOOLEAN	False
Home-IP	STRING	“”
IPACLList_PACKED	STRING	“”
Info_Address	STRING	“”
Info_City	STRING	“”
Info_Email	STRING	“”
Info_Fax	STRING	“”
Info_Name	STRING	“”
Info_Notes	STRING	“”
Info_PhoneHome	STRING	“”
Info_PhoneWork	STRING	“”
LinksFile	STRING	“”
LoginMsgFile	STRING	“”
MaxConPerIP	INTEGER	1
MaxSpeedEnabled	BOOLEAN	False
MaxSpeedRcv	INTEGER	512
MaxSpeedSnd	INTEGER	512
MaxUsers	INTEGER	0
QuotaCurrent	INTEGER	0
QuotaEnabled	BOOLEAN	False
QuotaMax	INTEGER	0
RatioCredit	INTEGER	0
RatioDown	INTEGER	1
RatioEnabled	BOOLEAN	False
RatioMethod	INTEGER	0
RatioUp	INTEGER	1
RelativePath	BOOLEAN	False
ResolveLNK	BOOLEAN	True
ShowChangeDirMsg	BOOLEAN	False
ShowLoginMsg	BOOLEAN	False
TimeOutEnabled	BOOLEAN	True
Timeout	INTEGER	600
TreatLinksAs	BOOLEAN	True

FEATURE: Supported Windows Server OSs

The current version of BulletProof Server supports all modern flavors of Windows Server; including:

Windows Server 2016 (All Releases/Service Packs)
Windows Server 2012 Essentials
Windows Server 2012 Standard
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter

Windows Server 2012 (All Releases/Service Packs)
Windows Server 2012 Foundation
Windows Server 2012 Essentials
Windows Server 2012 Standard
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter

Windows Server 2008 (All Releases/Service Packs)
Windows Server 2008 Standard
Windows Server 2008 Enterprise
Windows Server 2008 Datacenter
Windows HPC Server 2008
Windows Web Server 2008
Windows Storage Server 2008
Windows Small Business Server 2008
Windows Essential Business Server 2008
Windows Server 2008 Foundation (Codenamed “Lima”)

Windows Server 2003 (All Releases/Service Packs)
Windows 2003 Web
Windows 2003 Standard
Windows 2003 Enterprise
Windows 2003 Datacenter
Windows 2003 Compute Cluster
Windows 2003 Storage Server

Windows Home Server (All Releases/Service Packs)
Windows Home Server 2011
Windows Home Server

FEATURE: Supported Windows Desktop OSs

The current version of BulletProof Server supports all modern flavors of Windows Desktop OS; including:

Windows 10
Windows 8
Windows 7
Windows VISTA
Windows XP

FEATURE: Users and Groups

The User Manager in BulletProof Server contains an extensive number of controls and features. For more information on each sub-function in the User-Manager, please click a following slide…