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I have a Windows 2003 server in the internal network. I need to<br />
1. FTP files into the DMZ from the windows machine and<br />
2. Execute a script on the DMZ, which would create a backup of existing folders in a directory on the DMZ.<br />
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What are the secure ways of achieving the above?
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I have a Windows 2003 server in the internal network. I need to
1. FTP files into the DMZ from the windows machine and
2. Execute a script on the DMZ, which would create a backup of existing folders in a directory on the DMZ.

What are the secure ways of achieving the above?

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There is no FTP server installed on DMZ.Can cygwin be installed on windows server and on the DMZ. Then by setting up a ssh tunnel an <b>scp</b> followed by <b>ssh </b>command can do the job for me. Is this a safe option?
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There is no FTP server installed on DMZ.Can cygwin be installed on windows server and on the DMZ. Then by setting up a ssh tunnel an scp followed by ssh command can do the job for me. Is this a safe option?

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FTP files from Windows machine(internal network) to DMZ and execute a command in the DMZ.
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FTP files from Windows machine(internal network) to DMZ and execute a command in the DMZ.

FTP files into the DMZ and execute a command

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