> IIS is attractive to use because you can set up IP level blocking - i.e.
> only allow access to a specific user/password from a single IP address or
> range of IP addresses. Even if a hacker had the user/password, he would
> still be denied access from any but your TP's ID.
Geez, so can Linux. Modify the /etc/ftphosts file.
> I have had to
> reboot the box to get IIS to let go of the file.
With a RedHat install disk in the A: drive, that's how I'd do it. LOL
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