Hardware Analysis - Automated file transfer

Re: Automated file transfer

FordGT90Concept — 2008-01-17T00:41:30-05:00

It's actually a clever way to advertise. Create an account, a few days later create another account, have the second account pose a question and have the first account answer it with what is actually being advertised. It's a good way to get around anti-advertisement measures.

Re: Automated file transfer

CrAsHnBuRnXp — 2008-01-16T23:37:43-05:00

FordGT90Concept said:

Soul1601, you must be psychic.

Or he was on Cnet's forums and saw that post there as well.

Re: Automated file transfer

FordGT90Concept — 2008-01-16T13:37:43-05:00

Soul1601, you must be psychic.

Re: Automated file transfer

_MD_ — 2008-01-15T19:40:23-05:00

Soul1601 said:

Appears you are looking for a second opinion?

Lol, right on.

But anyways, you can use something like second copy or use ssh.

Re: Automated file transfer

Soul1601 — 2008-01-15T17:47:37-05:00

Appears you are looking for a second opinion?

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6122_102-0.html?forumID=44&thr...ID=2673508

Automated file transfer

trish123 smith — 2008-01-15T17:28:59-05:00

I want to automate the file transfer from a remote site to my pc over a WAN. Can anyone please suggest an industry standard secure file transfer tool for a windows environment?

I am looking for an industry accepted, more secure than traditional FTP.
Thanks!