Does Win 7 Rc Support FTP ?
I installed IIS management tools, created and configured (fairly certain) an ftp share.
I've enabled permissions from the Windows firewall to incoming and outgoing FTP resources. I configured my linksys WRT610N for FTP access (Already worked with 2003 server), but cannot gain access from outside my network.
I can share files internally, but have not tried to TELNET in or out of the Windows 7 pc. I couldn't find much on technet regarding FTP setup on Windows 7 - any thoughts?
View Replies (Posted: Saturday, June 13, 2009 3:49 PM)
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