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An Overview of FTP 7 with Robert McMurray

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At long last, Microsoft has a new FTP server that has many new features!
 
Here, Robert McMurray, IIS team PM, demonstrates the many new features of FTP7, currently available for download at http://iis.net in the downloads section.

Administering IIS7’s FTP Server

What’s new in IIS7 FTP

Using FTP and SSL

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  • mstefanmstefan Windows SDK coders do it without a .NET
    That's very welcome news. I know I've talked with a lot of folks who wished there would be a standard implementation of FTP+SSL for IIS. We've always had to point them to third party products like Ipswitch's FTP server.

    Once it gets out of beta, are there any plans to include it as the default FTP server "out of the box", rather than a separate download?
  • iisguyiisguy
    As far as including it in the build, perhaps someday, but not by RTM. Deliving out of band, as we call it internally, helps agility as we can get more content and services to you that way. When it's bundled with the OS, there is an extermely high load that accompanies it which is as it should be for a core OS service.
    -brett
  • YankeeYankee
    Great! I was waiting for some improvements in FTP server.

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