Why Invest in FTP? Shipping Out-of-Band What FTP 7 Provides What FTP 7 Doesn't Provide Demonstrations Other FTP 7 Improvements

FTP is still the protocol of choice for Internet publishing Current IIS FTP service has not kept up with Internet Standards (SSL, UTF8, IPv6) Lack of security features creates headaches for customers (clear-text credentials and data, user isolation limitations, logging issues) The current IIS FTP code base is stale and difficult to maintain (few changes since IIS 4)

Why we are shipping Out-Of-Band: All IIS 7 web publishing features were started too late to make the shipping cycle for Longhorn Server All IIS 7 web publishing features will be available for download from Microsoft (most likely Microsoft.com and IIS.net) Some IIS 7 web publishing features may be integrated into post-LHS Windows releases (e.g. FTP and WebDAV)

Integration with new IIS 7 configuration and administration Support for new Internet Standards (SSL, UTF8, IPv6) Shared hosting improvements Web site integration Host name support Improved user isolation Extensibility Custom authentication (Using non-Windows accounts) Custom commands

SFTP (FTP/SSH) SFTP requires an SSH implementation, which Microsoft does not have Delegated Configuration Down-level Support for Windows Server 2003 New FTP service is for Longhorn/Vista only

HTTP & FTP Side-by-side

SSL FTP (FTPS)

FTP Virtual Hosts

Enhanced Features

Non-Windows Authentication

Better logging support All verbs logged Additional detail fields in FTP logs Better supportability Detailed Error Messages Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) Integration with Longhorn Disk Quotas

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