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Application to FTP a file to multiple servers

Asked by nila in Visual Basic Programming

Scenario - Whenever we make changes to certain security files, we need to copy them to 8 different servers. So I need to write a VB application which will enable the user to select the file that needs to be copied, select the servers that he wants to copy the file to (sometimes its all the 8 servers and sometimes not).

I am a novice in VB. I did some seraching on the google. I could find applications that usually copy a file to just one server and prompt the user for the server name, password etc.,. Is there a way to store all the server connection informtaion in a config.file ( may excel shete or txt file) and whenever user selects a particulat server from the drop down list, then the connection information could be read from the config file?

So ideally, I need something like this -
user enters the file path,
selects multiple severs to which the file needs to be FTPd
Hits FTP button and the selected file gets copied to all the selected servers

Thanks,
Nila
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