Titan FTP Server is an enterprise class server product for storing and sharing files. Titan provides an advanced feature set, giving you flexibility and control. An intuitive user interface makes Titan FTP Server easy to set up and maintain. For Large Enterprises: Titan offers unlimited user accounts (professional edition) and the controls to appropriately manage them. Bandwidth throttling and configurable maximum transfer speed allows you to customize the bandwidth given to any user or server. You can regulate the number of connections from a given IP, and block users and IP's after a configurable number of invalid commands. The control and scalability that Titan FTP server provides offers an excellent file sharing solution for even the largest enterprises.

Advanced features include: SSL support for secure file transfers, Virtual Folders, Unlimited user accounts (professional edition), Bandwidth Throttling Support, S/KEY Password Encryption, UL/DL Ratios, Disk Quotas, Banned/Free Files Lists, Anonymous Access Enable/Disable, Custom Messages, Log File Rotation.

Security and Access Control: Titan provides security and access control features such as SSL for secure file transfers, S/Key MD4 and MD5 password encryption, enabling or disabling of anonymous access, and the ability to permit or deny access based on IP address. The server also includes the ability to block FXP and PASV mode transfers. For Home Users: All of the advanced functionality of the Enterprise version is included in a less expensive home version. And with features like configurable upload/download ratios and disk quotas, you can control the way that files are shared on your system.

Important Information :
- Titan must be installed under an account that has full Administrative privileges to the PC on which Titan is being installed.
- To uninstall Titan FTP Server, select add/remove programs from the control panel and select Titan FTP Server. You can also select the uninstall icon in the Titan FTP Server Program Folder to uninstall Titan FTP Server.
- If you plan to use Titan in conjunction with User Accounts on an existing NT Domain or Active Directory, please review the associated whitepaper (PDF) found on our website.

Changes in Version: 6.00.492; July 10, 2007:
* Added: There is a new Edition of Titan FTP Server; MFT (Managed File Transfer) Edition which has many new features not available ino ther editions of Titan. For more information, visit the Titan FTP Server - MFT Edition website.
* Added: Support for Windows Active Directory based user authentication - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for LDAP based user authentication - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for ODBC based user authentication - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for Windows Active Directory based user authentication - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for LDAP based user authentication - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for ODBC based user authentication - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for storing configuration information in an ODBC database instead of the system registry - MFT Edition.
* Added: Support for DMZedge Server - MFT Edition.
* Added: New %OLDFILENAME% event variable to handle the source filename in a rename command.
* Added: Support for Local NT/SAM user authentication with a sandalone PC.
* Added: A new %OLDFILENAME% event variable to handle the souce filename in a rename command.
* Added: Support for Local NT user authentication with a standalone PC. Titan can now be installed on a standalone NT based computer and use the local NT accounts database for authentication, impersonation, and home directories.
* Added: An upgraded SFTP/SSH engine. Initial tests show a 25% increase in throughput over Titan v5.
* Added: Ability to configure the send/receive buffer size in the FTP engine for optimizing throughput on high latency networks.
* Added: Support for Windows Vista.
* Added: Support for 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista and Windows XP.
* Added: Better support for NT home directories when used in conjunction with NT/Active Directory authentication.
* Added: Better support for NT impersonation when used in conjunction with NT/Active Directory authentication.
* Added: Anti-hammering/D.O.S. events to handle too many connection attempts in a brief period of time.
* Added: Better kick-user event management to handle brute-force username/password hacking attempts.
* Added: Better passive mode support. Titan now supports the ability to use a single port for passive mode connections allowing administrators the ability to limit the number of open ports on the firewall.
* Added: Ability for Titan to open data connections to clients who do not specify a PORT or PASV command prior to a LIST, RETR, or STOR command. Titan will default to PORT mode and will open a data connection back to the Client IP on port 21 as per RFC-959.
* Added: Better pre-parsing of input data to handle quirky clients who send over //'s for path delim characters.
* Added: Feature that allows Titan to exclude Local IP addresses from receiving the Router's IP address in response to the PASV command.
* Added: Added Logging feature to control the level of detail being dumped to the logfile.
* Added: Email server configuration options at the Server level. These are used by Events Management and other notification subsystems.
* Added: Support for XCWD.
* Added: The Server Wizard now has a dedicated FTP page for better configuration with firewalls.
* Added: A 'Protocol' column in the server activity window.
* Fixed: srxCOM interface now supports the ability to set a users password through the USR_SettAttr() call.
* Fixed: When using NT authentication and NT home directories, Titan now generates a default ACL that gives the user rights to their own home directory.
* Fixed: Bug in the ban-IP code that would allow duplicate entries.
* Fixed: Stats can now be recorded to any ODBC based database, not just an MSAccess database.
* Fixed: RETR was not returning an error when a folder name was specified.
* Fixed: SIZE command was not returning a 550 error when the client specified a Folder Name instead of a File Name. SIZE is not valid for folders .
* Fixed: The 'Server Stopped' event was not firing correctly.
* Fixed: Bug in Directory Access rules that would fail to update the ACE for the users home directory if the user inherited their directory from the Group and the Group Home Directory was modified.
* Fixed: Bug in Directory Access rules that would generate a path with an extra '\' on the end.
* Fixed: Bug in the generation of a users home directory if they were a member of a group that used a group level home directory.
* Fixed: Passive mode data connections were not timing out which could lead to socket exhaustion and/or invalid data socket re-use for ftp connections.
* Fixed: General cleanup for deadlock prevention between the Admin app and the Server process.
* Fixed: Updated some of the fields in W3C loggging for SFTP banned connections.
* Fixed: Spelling error in UI for "Alow".
* Fixed: SFTP permissions problem which would delete file if Write perms were granted but Append/Replace perms were not and the file already existed.
* Fixed: Group Home Directory inheritance was not working correctly if it was set to 'User Dirs Default To SubDir Of Group Dir'.
* Fixed: Various issues that prevented Idle Connections from being cleared. Also fixed problem with Kick User and Kick Session.
* Fixed: 'usr' directory was being created even if Use Standard Unix Dirs was not enabled.
* Fixed: SFTP was not correctly closing the connection from Putty/PSFTP when the exit command was received.
* Fixed: SFTP was not kicking banned IP addresses upon connection.
* Fixed: The Adjust For Daylight Savings Time was being used even where DST is not honored.
* Fixed: Inheritance of string/text values was not working correctly at the User/Group Levels.
* Fixed: When a user was a member of a Group that was configured to use a Group Level Home Directory, there was no way to Un-inherit this setting and override it at the User Level.
* Fixed: The QUIT command was not closing the socket connection correctly.
* Fixed: New User Wizard was not inheriting the User Directory from the Group correctly.
* Fixed: COMB was not properly cleaning up temp files.
* Fixed: KPS statistics where not being tallied correctly at the server level.
* Fixed: Remote Administration bug which failed to save parameters under certain conditions.
* Fixed: Modified the refresh logic in the Server Activity window so that it would display faster.
* Fixed: Server Activity bug that prevented the username from being displayed if client used SFTP with Public Key Authentication.
* Fixed: Spy On User and Spy On Session now record the same detail and format as the standard logfile.
* Fixed: Various logging issues with W3C formatted log files.
* Fixed: User connects were failing if SFTP was enabled but FTP was disabled.
* Fixed: Added checks to UI code so that all network/remote paths are resolved into UNC's. This corrects problems where admins enter mapped drive letters in the events manager and then the events don't process because the mapped drive is not accessible from the Titan Service.
* Fixed: SFTP now honors the Don't Show Hidden Files flag.
* Fixed: If the Remote Administration utililty was installed on a PC without a valid regcode, it would not work.
* Fixed: Account Expiration was not working correctly.
* Fixed: Buffer memory error in the Tray application.
* Fixed: Returning a directory listing containing 40K files was taking too long. Reworked the logic to process the directory information more effeciently.
* Fixed: Optimized performance for systems using NT/SAM Authentication.
* Fixed: Bug in STOR which could cuase Titan to crash.
* Changed: Upgraded the system requirements necessary for running Titan.
* Changed: When using NT Authentication; all users must now belong to a valid 'included' Group to log in to the server.
* Dropped: Support for Windows NT v4. Titan now makes use of certain OS features that were not available in NT4.
* Removed: Removed the custom Control Panel Applet since the Windows NT Services CPA has much more functionality.

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