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FTP's a protocol... there's not going to be much difference between servers - it's all an interface thing. &nbsp;What are the operating systems involved? &nbsp;(Must it be FTP?)
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FTP's a protocol... there's not going to be much difference between servers - it's all an interface thing.  What are the operating systems involved?  (Must it be FTP?)

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(The differences are going to be because of load on the systems involved and the performance specs between the two. &nbsp;If you're transferring between two systems, everything's pretty much dependent on what those systems have in capabilities).
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(The differences are going to be because of load on the systems involved and the performance specs between the two.  If you're transferring between two systems, everything's pretty much dependent on what those systems have in capabilities).

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The receiving server is a single xeon 2.66ghz processor with 1.5gb ram. The clients are 4 700mghz processor macines with 8gb ram.
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The receiving server is a single xeon 2.66ghz processor with 1.5gb ram. The clients are 4 700mghz processor macines with 8gb ram.

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Would like a fast ftp server (or equivalant) to move 20-25gb of data from 1 server to another. They are connected on a lan via 100mb full duplex. Any thoughts.
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Would like a fast ftp server (or equivalant) to move 20-25gb of data from 1 server to another. They are connected on a lan via 100mb full duplex. Any thoughts.

Need a fast ftp server (5mb/sec) to move 20-25 gb from one server to another.

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