IIS 6 ( Win 2003):::::::
Secure FTP is another option...but Windows does not support it.. Third party S/W are avbl.. and you can go ahead if its a must.. How many users need FTP access, If its few hundreds then its better to go for Windows FTP and setting quotas for size restrictions... If its crossing 1000s then u can go for Secutre FTP third party software ...
IIS 7 (Win 2008) :::::
If its Windows 2008 then Good news.. SSL FTP is avbl...
http://learn.iis.net/page.
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by: Ray_PaseurPosted on 2009-11-05 at 14:08:42ID: 25754592
John, my thinking favors FTP over HTTP for performance reasons. HTTP is an easy way for WWW clients to send small things - a photo, etc. FTP is what all the major print shops use to transfer large-scale final images and PDFs. I don't do this in my work so I am not well enough versed to give you the detailed examples, but I know what I've been asked to use for an interface when I have sent photos that need to be made up to the size of a bus stop. 100% of the time it was some kind of anonymous FTP. HTH, ~Ray