FTP Server for Windows Mobile

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Mocha FTP Server gives an easy way to copy files to/from a PDA running Windows Mobile or Pocket PC 200x.It supports the standard File Transfer Protocol (FTP) features found in most web browsers and FTP client applications.


If the PDA has IP address 192.168.2.232, use following URL in Internet Explorer

FTP://192.168.2.232

and Internet Explorer will give access to all the files on the PDA.

Functionality

  • Supports all standard FTP commands
  • PASV command. The client will make the data connection (needed with firewalls)
  • Portrait/landscape mode
  • Anonymous login
  • Real-time monitoring of users and commands
  • 9 different users with password protection
  • 25 active sessions
  • Different access rights for users (read only mode)
  • Security timer, which will close inactive sessions

Download Mocha FTP Server from here

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