ZitaFTP Server VS Microsoft IIS

ZitaFTP Server

ZitaFTP Server is a fast and easy to use file server. It’s a secure way to transfer files to/from your computer(s) using the FTP(S) protocol.

Microsoft IIS

Internet Information Services is a web server for Microsoft Windows

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2023-02-06

Transfer files quickly and securely directly to/from your computer. ZitaFTP Server is a fast and secure FTP(S) server. It:

Is easy to setup
Enables secure, safe & private file transfer protected by SSL/TLS
Password cracking countermeasures keep hackers out of your files & server
Transfer large files
Supports multiple simultaneous transfers for speed
Web Administration – tweak the configuration remotely

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2023-01-25

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Category Popularity

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Microsoft IIS

File Transfer

100 100%

File Transfer

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Web And Application Servers

0 0%

Web And Application Servers

100% 100

SSH

100 100%

SSH

0% 0

Web Servers

1 1%

Web Servers

99% 99

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Microsoft IIS Reviews

Apache, IIS, NGINX, GWS : What’s Your Choice?

Utilizing a specific type of virtual or physical server determines the type of web server software you use. If you prefer Microsoft, then you will prefer to use IIS (Internet Information Services / Server) by Microsoft as your primary web server application solution. If you use Linux distribution, you have other alternatives like Apache, NGINX and LiteSpeed.

Source: www.milesweb.in

What Is the Most Popular Web Server Application in 2021?

Despite being bundled with most modern Microsoft software, IIS loses out to Apache on its own devices. The main selling point here is performance. While IIS has kept up with Apache in recent times, Apache has historically been performing much better, which still gives it an edge over IIS.

Source: digitalintheround.com