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: 6.24.621, August 12, 2008:
* Fixed: ODBC User Authentication Wizard now has options to 'Hide Disabled User Accounts' and 'Get Users Home Directory from Database'
* Fixed: Secure data connections were not cleaning up the SSL connection properly.
* Fixed: Generating a directory listing that contained a server level Virtual Folder could cause a memory trap and fail to display the Virtual Folder.
* Fixed: User accounts were not honoring the 'Disable account after X invalid password attempts' flag.
* Updated: Titan Help System.