Best way to remotely connect to 10.4 Server

Hi,
My boss wants to have someone from a different site be able to log onto our server shares in order to work remotely from a different state. The server is currently running 10.4.11 Server. I haven't set up FTP before, but I've found that if you use the "Connect to Server" with the FTP://xxx.xxx.xxx:21 command, you only get Read Only access to the shares...
Is there a better way to do this, or to get the user to have full RW access to the share?
The user will only need to move files back and forth from the server share to her computer... not do anything else (i.e. run apps, change settings, etc). I was thinking that just opening the share would be the easiest/cheapest way for her to work. I'd rather not spend the $$ for another copy of ARD.
Thanks

I actually found a decent solution (I think). CyberDuck. It'll do FTP, ssh, etc transfers. I tested it out and it is a pretty cool program that allows for customized user permissions and a bunch of other features.
Has anyone used CyberDuck before. How did you like it?
Message was edited by: Alan Carroll1

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