December 10th, 2010
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However, for file transfer, there is a little bit of set-up needed. When you are connected with the web host through IE, you can open Windows Explorer and then reach the place on the hard drive where you have the saved files for transfer. Then reposition internet explorer and windows explorer side by side in two equal windows. After this, just copy and paste or drag and drop the file that you want to transfer. It is possible to transferring a file from your website to your computer using the same process. FTP client programs are increasing everyday and they are providing graphical user interface.
November 10th, 2010
by Sherill
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There are diverse FTP programs that are available nowadays with user friendly GUI interface, even though it has just started with a command line interface. Now, internet explorer is also supporting FTP because of its friendly interface. And the best part is that it’s free. If you are using FTP, you should always know that IP address or URL of the site where you want to connect to.
When you are using FTP for a connection, you use ftp:// in place if http:// and then place your own domain name to follow the pattern ftp://ftp.yourdomain.com/. Then in this way, you will be able to connect the FTP site with IE.
October 14th, 2010
by Frannie
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In any organization, using the latest and most advanced technologies have become a must now. And when talking about the latest technology, no organization would want to miss on the older but effective technologies such as Fax. Fax for Asterisk gives Asterisk PBX — that supports a wide range of TDM protocols for the handling and transmission of voice over traditional telephony interfaces, and VoIP packet protocols such as IAX, SIP and H.323—the ability to send and receive fax over both telephone and VoIP connections.
Using Fax for Asterisk, you can send faxes from your desktop using your standard email client without any need to install any software on your desktop. It endows you with the ability to send and receive faxes to and from TDM and IP channels. It includes analog and VoIP fax capabilities to Asterisk VOIP PBX and develops fax-on-demand, fax-broadcast, desktop fax and fax gateway applications and services. Fax for Asterisk Read the rest of this entry »
October 10th, 2010
by Frannie
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There are several ways to get your files on the web. File transfer protocol can be implemented as a software being installed in your system or as a web-based application.
Net2FTP is an example of a web-based FTP client. It is free and easy to use. These are some features available to user:
- FTP server navigation. User have to log in to be able to browse files from different directories.
- Upload files. The user have three options to upload file:
- upload via the standard form
- upload using the upload-and-unzip functionality
- upload through Java applet
- Zip and unzip files. Net2FTP supports .zip, .tar, .gz and .tgz formats.
- File manipulation. The user can move, delete and copy files from directories to another directories or from one FTP server to another FTP server.
September 21st, 2010
by Frannie
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You have a portal? Want to integrate some external data into your portal in a meaningful way? Nothing to worry! Here’s Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007’s Business Data Catalog (BDC) to facilitate this exact scenario. Microsoft’s business data catalog makes it easy to surface external data inside a portal experience. For instance, you can create an XML definition file that defines the mapping between SharePoint and your external data so that it can be rendered in a Web Part, used as a column within a list, and even integrated into search. Read the rest of this entry »
September 21st, 2010
by Frannie
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SharePoint Server 2010, without doubt, is a bunch of exciting features and options, some of which were not available in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007. And one of the features that really enthuses me in SharePoint 2010 is the Logging Database feature. Logging Database, named as WSS_Logging, helps aggregate logging data or information from the server farm into one central location. SharePoint aggregates all of the raw logging data accumulated in the text files under the 14 hive and imports it into this wonderful logging database. This is the only database in SharePoint that Microsoft will be happy to let the developers directly read, query and build reports against it. For someone who spends time in front of customers helping them to maintain a healthy and stable farm, logging database will be a constructive app in SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint Foundation.
The logging database by default contains the following information from all servers within the farm and it is fully supported to query this database directly.
• ULS Logs
• Event Logs
• Selected Performance Monitor Counters:
o % Processor Time
o Memory Available Megabytes
o Avg. Disk Queue Length
o Process Private Bytes (OWSTIMER and all instances of w3wp)
• Blocking SQL Queries
• SQL DMV Queries
• Feature Usage
• A host of information on search crawling and querying
• Inventory of all site collections
• Timer job usage
The Logging Database in SharePoint Server is one of the many new concepts that will make the life of many SharePoint administrators quite a bit more enjoyable. So catch up on this soon! There is a lot of juice in the SharePoint family of products including Server 2010, SharePoint Foundation, SharePoint Server 2007, and associated free SharePoint templates!
September 10th, 2010
by Frannie
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Using FTP Client Software, you can upload your website files the fastest way. First, acquire a specific software. This is called FTP tool. A highly recommended FTP tool or FTP Client is the SmartFTP which is best used for Windows. It is just a small FTP Client but very quick. You may check the internet to select versions and additions.
When you have downloaded your FTP Client and once activated in your hard drive, you should provide in the address field your domain name, or you may use the IP address of your server. This can be found in the Customer area. Your username and your password which you also use when logging into your cPanel are the ones that you will also need to type.
August 10th, 2010
by Frannie
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There are a lot of existing FTP client, may they be software, freeware or web-based applications. Each one of them has their own way of saying that their product is better than others are. Of course, that is marketing. But Wikipedia has an entry about FTP client comparison. You might want to take a quick look at it of you are planning to have purchase or to acquire an FTP client.
The article compares general information and technical assets of some popular and usual FTP clients and other clients that uses the same protocols. Although the article is not always updated, it is still a help.
July 10th, 2010
by Frannie
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Imagine a very large traditional filing cabinet as large as a room filing cabinet that is what an FTP site is like. In a filing cabinet, the clerk can label and organize files depending on how he wants it or the system he implements. He also dictates which files can be accessed freely and which files are off limits and available only to a chosen few.
In an FTP site, a UserID and Password is the key that opens this giant filing cabinet. The creator of the site has the power who to grant access to what information. Some sites have open access to everyone with a valid UserID and Password. For open sites, the UserID is “anonymous” and the Password would be your e-mail address. However, for restricted sites, there is an assigned UserID and Password unique to every qualified user.
Source: ftpplanet.com
June 10th, 2010
by Frannie
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One very popular type of File Transfer Protocol (FTP) program is FileZilla Client which is a very reliable and fast program. It is a cross-platform FTPS, FTP and SFTP client with many functional features and user friendly interface.
Some of the features that can be seen on FileZilla are: ease of use, support for various file transfer protocols, runs on different operating systems, supports different languages, resume and transfer capability, drag and drop feature, speed limits can be configured, filtering of filenames and a wizard to configure your network. This is probably one of the most flexible and preferred FTP clients available in the market today.
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