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 FileZilla Server is a open source full featured FTP server with support for secure SSL/TLS connections, IP security, anti-FXP options, per-user speed limits, user groups and MODE-Z compression. It provides a plain, but easy to use interface that can be installed as Windows service.
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 Cerberus FTP Server provides industrial strength secure SSL/TLS encryption and powerful FTP server performance without sacrificing ease-of-use. Designed to use very little CPU and memory, Cerberus features a user-friendly interface that can be easily hidden or accessed from the system tray.
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 Quick `n Easy FTP Server Lite is a special version of our award winning FTP server, specially created for beginners who do not need all the advanced features of the professional version.
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 zFTPServer Suite is a user friendly and easy to use FTP server, that allows you to run your own file sharing or download service from your home PC. It offers all the standard FTP features, as well as support for SSL/TLS, transfer limits, real-time monitoring, virtual directories, user groups and more.
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 Encrypted FTP is easy to use graphical interface with user management, user groups, group administration and more. The server can
be run as a strictly encrypted server, or like a regular FTP server that allows connections from standard FTP clients as well.
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 Star FTP Server Probably the easieast way to share files on multiplatform envoirements. All you have to do is to point out what folders you would like to share and optionally choose a password.
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 Golden FTP Server is extremely easy to use personal FTP server for Windows and can be run by any person who has the most basic computer skills. The program loads automatically on Windows startup and you can identify the files you want to share with two mouse clicks via the dialog window that works in the same way as the standard Windows "Open File:" dialog or via the Windows Explorer context menu.
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