DOS FTP server testing needed

Greetings ... I am still working on my TCP/IP for DOS. It has been over five years now. :-) For the past few days I've been testing an FTP server. The server is running on a PCjr with DOS 3.3, a SCSI Zip 100 for mass storage, and a Western Digital WD8003 Ethernet card. (The Zip is attached using a parallel-to-SCSI adapter and the WD8003 is on an ISA bus adapter.) The FTP server supports most of the standard commands. If you use anonymous FTP you will be limited to a 'sandbox' on the Zip drive that is 30MB in size. You can leave files in the '/incoming' directory - everything else is read only Six people can be connected at a time, but the machine can only transfer data at about 25KB/second so if multiple people start data transfers it will get painful really fast. That's just a limitation of the machine - a faster machine would do a much better job. (A TCP/IP socket with this machine can transfer at data rates up to 100KB/sec. The Zip drive can so sequential reads at around 50KB/sec. So I figure that 25KB/sec isn't that unreasonable.) If you'd like to try out some of your favorite FTP clients I'd appreciate the extra testing. You can get to it at 96.42.228.74 on port 2021. Browser users can use ftp://96.42.228.74:2021/ for a URL. If you are curious as to how the machine is performing or who is on the machine try the 'SITE STATS' or 'SITE WHO' commands. Chuck(G) has already broken it once by using DOS reserved names that I forgot to filter. That bug, and an obscure timing window related to passive data connections have been fixed. If I can keep it running for another day or two with reasonable traffic I'll consider it a success. Thanks! Mike