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I see that people have given you other options, but you might want to check out http:/ / It's not free, but it's very reasonably priced and will pay for itself the second time a client calls asking how to send you a file that's too big for his email server. We've also got a "public" user set up so our users can give out direct URL links to files that are too big to email, like Dropbox and others use, but that lets us maintain complete control of the files.

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This way we can just give them a URL link to a webpage that lets them download files and upload new ones instead of our full-page "How to do FTP" document. to upload and download through a webpage interface. We use one called CrushFTP that, in addition to a traditional FTP client/server, will also allow our clients/contractors/etc. We also have had a lot of problems trying to get people outside of the company to figure out how to access an FTP. I've been down that route, it was tough, DropBox has fixed that.

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That would require me trying to blindly steer a computer illiterate person over the phone to install the software and figure out how to login and sync a folder.

It's suppose to make a folder connected to the ftp server, so it would sync the folder just like drop box would. Been down that route and has been much better since allowing her to use DropBox. Like I said, it's easy for us here in the office but the person she's transferring the ad to has trouble figuring out how to connect to the FTP, even with clear instructions.

I don't think this will necessarily help the end user. Haven't tried this but would it work for you? https:/ / / p/ iqbox-ftp It was fine on our end but end users had trouble figuring out how to connect to the FTP to download the file off. The graphic artist temporarily uses it to transfer customized magazine ads, if too big for e-mail, and the corporate trainer uses it as a demonstration to new business owners coming into the system on how to transfer their invoices to their home computer after consultations (these are independent, remote business owners).Īs for our graphic artist, I tried going the FTP route but had trouble. And I have management backing me on it.ĭropBox is used by some co-workers but nothing sensitive is going across. I said tell them to email the file to you instead, I am not unblocking it. I was told by my users that it was the preferred method of communication at a meeting being promoted. My user gets an an email from the person with a link to login to Dropbox so they can get the file.

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I am not talking big files either that normally will not go through email, just basic Word and PDF files. It amazes that people will distribute files this way, rather than attaching them to their email client and emailing everyone instead. I said why in the world would you store company documents that contain peoples bank info & SS#'s and so forth on a public server that you have no control over and who knows which country the docs are actually in.

And these were the basic versions, nothing paid. Found it on another users computer, and they said they were at meeting where everyone in their profession attended and the speakers were pushing it. I found it on one users computer which had company data in there, and their comment was "I need to be able work on data at home". Someone here in the forum not to long ago posted this, http:/ / / 2013/ 09/ whos-that-peeking-in-my-dropbox.html.