Question: I was wondering if there would be any issues with our installation of Titan FTP Server in we were to upgrade our web server (Windows Server 2003 web edition) with SP1 of the .NET framework 3.5?
Answer: Titan will run under .NET framework 3...
Yes. Titan FTP Server can be accessed from any PC (Windows, MAC, Unix) that has an RFC959 compliant FTP client.
Make sure that MAC FTP Clients always transfer files in Binary mode. Don't use ASCII mode.
Yes. However the Titan service account must have full access to that directory.
Yes. You can set user accounts to expire at the Group level on the Group General tab. Also you can set user accounts to expire at the User level on the User General tab.
If you have created a user account and have it set to expire on a given date, the...
1. After changing IP address of server
2. Highlight the Server, go the Server General tab,
3. On the IP Address field, change it to Any Available IP address, then click Apply
4. This will force Titan to bind to the new address.
5. Restart the ...
Q: How can I modify the Data Directory once I have created the server? For example, I would like to store my data on D:\data instead of C:\data?
A: You can easily change the Data Directory for an existing FTP Server using the Administrator program.
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Error: 202/502 - Command not Implemented
You will see 202/502 if A) the server does not support the command, or B) the command is not enabled on the server. With Titan, you can disable commands such as PASV, MTDM, SITE PSWD; in which case Titan will re...
Question: Do I have to enable FTP in order to use the WebUI?
Answer: No, you do not have enable FTP to use the Webui.
Yes, Titan FTP Server supports the REST command which will allow FTP clients to restart/resume a broken FTP transfer.
Yes, Titan FTP Server provides support for Upload/Download (UL/DL) ratios at both the server level and user level.
Example: You can configure your server to have a UL/DL ratio of 3:1 for all users. Then you can modify user X so that their personal UL/D...
If there is a firewall between the FTP client and the Titan Server, then you should configure your firewall for Port Forwarding so that FTP can work through the firewall.
For more information, see the Titan Router Firewall quickstart guide at www.south...
Titan FTP Server supports the ability to allow users to change their own password.
1) Go to the Connections node then the Connections Advanced tab for the server, group or user and check the option Allow change of password (SITE PSWD).
2) The user c...
There are three editions of Titan FTP Server; Personal, Professional, and Enterprise. Please see the Titan FTP Server section on our website to compare the feature sets of each edition.
Click Here To Compare The Feature Sets Of Each Titan FTP Server Ed...
Go to the User General tab for the specific user that needs password encryption. You will see a drop down box that reads "Password Type". From this drop down box you can select the appropriate encryption method.
Under your server go to the Connections node. On the Connections Advanced tab you will see a check box that reads "Allow PASV mode connections". Make sure this box is checked.
Launch the Titan FTP Server Administrator and click Titan Domains, now on the Welcome tab you will see your registration code.
Launch the Titan Server Administrator console then click the help menu, now click "About Titan FTP Server" and you will see the Version and Build number.
After the initial period of free upgrades and support have expired you will have the opportunity to purchase an additional 12 or 24 months of updates and support at a nominal fee. For more information, please contact our Titan sales team at 410-266-0667 o...
Q: How can I use Titan FTP Server with my DSL router or Cable modem? I have a cablemodem connection to the Internet and my modem is plugged into a router, and my server is running behind the router.
A: This is becoming a very common configuration. Many...
Run regedit, go to hklm\software\south river technologies\titan ftp server\ldomain\ and under this key will be a value called "RunWizard". Set that value to 1 and then close regedit and relaunch the Titan Admin utility. This will force the 'domain wizard'...
The Connections General tab is used to configure general connection settings.
These values can be set at the Server, Group, and User level. See Inheritance and
Shared Attributes for more information.
To access the Connections General tab at the Serve...
Question: May I add my logo and a disclaimer to the WebUI for Titan FTP Server?
Answer: Currently, no, but there will be limited customization available in future releases.
No. If you are currently running a trial version, simply start the Titan Administrator. When the License Splash Screen appears, click the "Activate License" button and enter a valid registration code.
See attached document for details.
at the command prompt type in srxtitan /start
at the comand prompt type in srxtitan /stop
Titan FTP Server is fully compatible with Windows XP SP2.
Please use the link below for information regarding Windows SP2 for XP.
Click Here To See Microsoft's SP2 Support Page
Problem - Titan will not start if Implicit SSL (port 990) is enabled and a Pocket PC is plugged into a PC with Microsoft ActiveSync running.
It appears that ActiveSync needs port 990 to be available on the local PC. So if ActiveSync is running, Titan c...
Titan FTP Server runs as a Windows service. Since Windows services do not generally run under the scope of a logged in user process, they do not have access to mapped network drives (which are available when you log in to the pc).
Instead of using a ma...
To change licensing activation codes:
Run the Titan Admin program and under the File - License Information menu item deactivate the existing regcode. Then in the same window, select Re-Activate, then click the Active button to Activate the new license....
Active (PORT) mode:
In active (port) mode the FTP client specifies the data port that the FTP server is going to connect on and waits for the FTP server to connect. The IP address and port number are sent to the FTP server by the FTP client using the P...
The trial mode operates identically to the Titan Enterprise version for the entire duration of the trial, so every feature is available. The only difference is that the Trial Splash Screen appears each time you start the Titan Administrator.
Note: If ...
If you are a registered user you can bring up the Titan FTP Server Administrator and click on the Online menu then highlight "check for program update" and you will be able to download the latest available version.
If you are not a registered user you ...
If you are currently running in Trial mode and have recently acquired a registration code, the easiest way to enter it is to start the Titan Administrator. When the License Splash Screen appears, click the "Activate License" button and copy the code into ...
Symptom: After upgrading to Titan 8, I do not have the Backup button?
Answer: In regard to the Backup button, we no longer provide a backup utility in the Program, so you will need to use a third-party utility to backup the required Registry inform...
System Requirements for Titan FTP Server can be found on our website
here
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