Comparing the Editions
All of the FileUp editions begin with parallel functionality, but if you look closer, you will find three very distinct feature sets addressing different needs.
Which one is right for you?
| Feature | FileUp Enterprise | FileUp Professional | FileUp Standard |
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| Secure 3-stage transfers |  |
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| Client-side resumability | |
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| Streaming upload | Classic ASP only |
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| Web farm support | |
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| Audit transfers easily | |
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| File size maximum | Unlimited | 4 Gigabytes | 4 Gigabytes |
| Preset file(s) to/from client | |
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| Rich client-side ActiveX control | |
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| Multi-file progress indicator | |
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| Upload entire directories | |
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| Bypass ASP.NET, IIS limits | |
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| Process all file types | |
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| Data Integrity | |
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| Secure client-to-Web server transfers | |
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Details About Each Feature
Secure 3-stage transfers:
Enterprise Edition: Exclusive client-to-server-to-server HTTP transfers means sensitive data can be transferred to firewall-protected servers and kept off vulnerable public Web servers.
Client-side resumability:
Enterprise Edition: With XFile, client-to-web server resumability is supported. Resumability is more flexible allowing pre-caching for guaranteed availability or no pre-caching for higher performance.
Streaming upload:
Enterprise Edition: Increase security and performance by passing files through a Web server directly to a file server. An uploaded file is never stored on the Web server, neither on disk nor in memory.
Web farm support:
Enterprise Edition: By accessing a common secure file store, all of your designated Web users can share and retrieve the most recent document regardless of which Web server they access.
Audit transfers easily
Enterprise Edition: Create an audit database that details information about the upload/download. Track when files are sent, time of completion, size of files, etc.
File size maximum
Professional and Standard Editions:
Transmit files up to 4 gigabytes.
Enterprise Edition: There are no
limitations on the number or size of files you can upload. Back up
entire hard drives in a single step.
Preset file(s) to/from client
Enterprise and Professional Editions: Preset the client file path for a download or the file to upload from a user's hard disk.
Rich client-side ActiveX control
Enterprise and Professional Editions: Access system transfer methods (WinInet, Sockets, URLConnect), support SSL, proxies, and multiple authentication mechanisms, make multiple HTTP Gets or Posts in a single operation, generates events for capture by Internet Explorer or Visual Basic.
Multi-file progress indicator
Enterprise and Professional Editions: Display an accurate progress indicator for both an individual file and the total transfer while uploading and downloading.
Upload entire directories
Enterprise and Professional Editions: Allow users to upload whole directories - with or without sub-directories - in a single step.
Bypass ASP.NET, IIS limits
All Editions: Solve potentially server-crippling upload limitations in ASP.NET and IIS. By intercepting transfer requests with an HTTP Module, FileUp caches the upload to disk before passing it to ASP.NET.
Process all file types
All Editions: There are no file type limitations in any of the editions. Transfer .doc, .pdf, .psd and .mpeg files just to name a few.
Data Integrity
All Editions: With a client side control such as FileManager/XFile, verify the integrity of uploaded data when transferring files from a browser to a Web server. Enterprise Edition: Verify data integrity when uploading from browser to Web server or from Web server to file server.
Secure client-to-Web server transfers
All Editions: Uploads from the client to the Web server can be SSL encoded so that the information is encrypted during transmission. In contrast, there is no means for doing that using standard FTP.