Setting up a server with FtpXQ is simple: just install, add or import your users, and you are ready to run.

Whether you need to run an FTP server with NAT from a behind a firewall, or transfer large files using background threads, FtpXQ is quick and simple with lots of features.

Features:

• Configurable FTP port
• Configurable session characteristics: maximum users, maximum logon attempts, welcome banner, exit banner, maximum users banner, allows anonymous connections
• Ability to add/delete multiple users, as well as configure user profiles (user ID, password, default directory, allow concurrent logons, limit to default directory, log access, restrict read/write access)
• Supports commands: USER, PASS, STOR, TYPE, RETR, CWD, CD, CDUP, MKD, RMD, RNFR, RNTO, DELE, PWD, XPWD, NLST, LIST, QUIT, BYE, PORT
• Ability to bind FTP services to specific IP addresses (for machines with more than one network card/adapter---can even bind to a dynamic dial-up IP)
• Real time connection viewing
• Real time data activity logging via a built in diagnostic window
• Configurable buffer size for sending
• Ability to kill user connections from the Server
• The ability to run as a service under Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
• Optional user account import from an NT/2000/XP domain, server, or workstation (must be running on an NT or later workstation or server)
• Optional high performance background thread transfer (NT and later)
• Full featured context menu accessible from the task tray
• NT/2000/XP Security integration (logon authentication matched against existing accounts)
• Support for PASV mode connections (with options for setting port ranges and IP address for use with a firewall or NAT)
• Ability to resume broken downloads (support for REST command)
• NT Security integration (logon authentication matched against existing NT accounts)
• Ability to screen client logons by IP address
• Ability to view active users and shadow FTP Sessions
• Includes extensive network diagnostics: network card, routing table, current connections, bandwidth per adapter, etc.