> firewall issue there...suppose we could pop a hole though. Ugh. You probably don't want to simply "pop a hole through". Instead, from a security perspective, you'd be better off using something other than Windows Networking (which uses several ports with NetBIOS over TCP/IP, unless you use the Direct Host functionality in Windows 2000) to transfer the files, and pop a hole through for that. Most network admins would be reluctant to allow Windows Networking through their firewalls - if the first server gets compromised, the attacker will already have rights to the internal machine as a Windows user.
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