Serv-U FTP Server is a widely used FTP server software that supports all Windows series such as 3x/9x/ME/NT/2K. You can set up multiple FTP servers, limit the permissions of the logged-in user, log in the home directory and the size of the space, etc. The functions are very complete. It has very complete security features, supports Ssl FTP transmission, supports multiple Serv-U and FTP clients to protect your data security through SSL encrypted connections, etc.

        Serv-U is one of many FTP server software at present. By using Serv-U, users can set any PC as an FTP server, so that users or other users can use the FTP protocol to connect to the FTP server through any PC on the same network to perform file or Copy, move, create, and delete directories, etc. The FTP protocol mentioned here is specifically used to specify the standards and rules for file transfer between computers. It is precisely because of a special protocol like FTP that people can use different types of computers to use different types of operations. The system transfers different types of files to each other.

The main function

Although there are many kinds of software on the FTP server side, and each has their own advantages, Serv-U is able to show its head and feet with its unique functions. Specifically, Serv-U can provide the following functions:

The user interface conforming to the windows standard is friendly, friendly and easy to master.

Support real-time multi-user connection, support anonymous user access;

Ensure the normal operation of the PC by limiting the maximum number of users visiting at the same time.

Outstanding safety performance. Security precautions can be set at the directory and file level.

It can provide different settings for different users, and support group management of a large number of users.

You can grant or deny access to users based on IP.

Supports file uploading and resuming the downloading process.

Supports multi-homed sites with multiple IP addresses.

It can set the upload and download ratio, hard disk space quota, network bandwidth, etc., so as to ensure that the user's limited resources are not consumed by a large number of FTP users.

It can run as a system service in the background.

You can set the display information when the user logs in or log out for your own use, and supports external links with UNIX style.