How do you move files to Windows Server 2008 cloud server from local computer?

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Published on 2012-08-28T21:31:43Z Indexed on 2012/08/28 21:41 UTC
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I recently setup a Windows 2008 R2 server on Amazon EC2. I now want to move an application I created on my local desktop to this server. However, having never done this before I have no idea how to transfer files from my local desktop to the online server. What is the standard convention for transferring files from local machine to the server?

As a side note, why can I not download the .NET framework 4 .exe file? Clicking the download link does nothing... (it is already a trusted site)

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