This new module eliminates the need for email attachments which burden corporate email servers. IT managers can use WS_FTP Server Ad Hoc Transfer Module to enforce file sharing policies and have full visibility into the company’s file sharing activities.
Ipswitch’s website has been updated with all the details and features of the new module.
The simple benefits are summed up like this:
1.Complete visibility into all file sharing activities 2.Proactively manage all file sharing interactions, both internal and external to the company, organization or domain 3.Enforce administrator defined policies and rules for sending files to other people 4.Remove the “file attachment” burden from the email server
Some people still think “what’s so great about youtube”.. its full of useless, awful movies produced on crummy devices, awful comments, and seems outclassed by the likes of Hulu.com and Netflix streaming services. Well – turns out there’s quite a bit “greatness” that you can derive from Youtube, with the help of a few other services and some know-how. Check out some of these cool tricks we found on www.makeuseof.com – from ringtones to free music, the possibilities go way beyond the ‘cover value’!
There are plenty of sites that allow you to view and upload videos and share your memories, experiences and knowledge with the world. However, with its extremely large user base and plenty of tools at your disposal, few may argue that YouTube is the place for your videos to be.
Some time back we showed you some YouTube URL tricks that allow you to change how the player behaves. Right now, allow us to present forth some of the most popular tools out there to go along with YouTube and the super cool stuff you can do with them.
Backing up your data – its like flossing. We all know we should do it, but really, who has the time..
LifeHacker, the blog that solves all kinds of problems that you didn’t realize you had (in a good way!) has a terrific post about System Restore Tools, labeled “Five Best Free System Restore Tools“.
Weekly, they present a “High Five” feature which is essentially the results of an open forum to users, to get the “best of” a particular topic. LH then presents a writeup of the top results – which is one of the best features of the site.
We highly recommend taking a look at the article – they give a good rundown of the following tools, as well as some other nice tidbits.
We picked up on this last week, but today is the official announcement. In a nutshell, “A test version of Opera’s formidable alternative browser introduces Unite, a plug-in that lets users share music, pictures, files, notes, and chat rooms straight from their desktop.”
For some more info, read Opera product analyst Lawrence Eng’s blog post on the subject:
“Currently, most of us contribute content to the Web (for example by putting our personal information on social networking sites, uploading photos to Flickr, or maybe publishing blog posts), but we don’t contribute to its fabric — the underlying infrastructure that defines the online landscape that we inhabit.
Our computers are only dumb terminals connected to other computers (meaning servers) owned by other people — such as large corporations — who we depend upon to host our words, thoughts, and images. We depend on them to do it well and with our best interests at heart. We place our trust in these third parties, and we hope for the best, but as long as our own computers are not first class citizens on the Web, we are merely tenants, and hosting companies are the landlords of the Internet.”
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There are plenty of sites that allow you to view and upload videos and share your memories, experiences and knowledge with the world. However, with its extremely large user base and plenty of tools at your disposal, few may argue that YouTube is the place for your videos to be.
Backing up your data – its like flossing. We all know we should do it, but really, who has the time..
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