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IIS 7.0 - FTP Publishing Service

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June 18, 2014

 

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Although Microsoft has always included an FTP Server in almost all of the previous versions of IIS and Windows Server, it lacked a lot of the more enhanced FTP server features. Microsoft has overcome much of this, with the new version of FTP Publishing Service which was released at the official Windows Server 2008 launch...
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The new FTP Publishing Service has been completely rewritten, just like IIS 7.0 and it is available only for IIS 7.0. There are actually two FTP Services available for IIS 7.0, the first one comes with the binaries of Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista and the second one is available for download only...
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