Broker is basically an FTP Server. However, it adds considerable
rnfunctionality to the normal FTP server - allowing authenticated users
rnto operate with greater power on their sites and for the
rnNetwork Administrator it adds considerably to the control of the systems security flow.
rn

rn
rnBelow is a thorough list of Broker's additional features:
rn

rn
rnSecurity:
rn=========
rn

rn* Complete, user based Authentication Control over normal rights vrn like read, write and delete. It also allows you to control rights of the
rn additional features features like "EXEC", "ZIP", "UNZIP", "COPY", etc.
rn* Integrates seamlessly with any NT Domain user base.
rn* Complete control over those IP numbers that are allowed to log in.
rn* Complete control over those IP numbers that are NOT allowed to login.
rn

rn
rnrnUser features:
rn==============
rn

rnAdditional features for the logged on, authenticated users:
rn

rn* Zip files on server.
rn* Unzip files on server.
rn* Copy files on server.
rn* Delete multiple files on server.
rn* Delete tree structures on server.
rn* Execute programs on the server.
rn

rn
rnrnFTP site control:
rn=================
rn

rn* Broker allows the Administrator to connect to the FTP server from a
rn remote location via a normal HTTP browser. rn From there, the administrator can: rn* View the current activity on the server
rn* Stop the server
rn* Restart the server
rn* Modify users and their rights
rn* Modify the system parameters.
rn* Block users.
rn and more...rn

rn* With broker comes a special utility called "Broker Kit", which you can use
rn to control Broker and all it's databases and parameters by means of rn scripts and/or from other programs. rn

rnThis utility has features like:
rn

rn* List users
rn* Add users
rn* Get user (for view or edit)
rn* Change user
rn* Stop server
rn* Start server
rn* List sessions
rn* Close the server completely.
rn etc...rn

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