Which method is NOT an option for uploading generated reports to a server?

Uploading generated reports to a server can typically be done using various file transfer protocols, each with their own specific use cases and security features. The method that stands out as not being commonly included for this purpose is HTTP.

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is widely used for transferring files over a network and can handle report uploads effectively. SFTP (Secure Shell File Transfer Protocol) provides a secure channel for transferring files, which enhances security during the upload process. SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) is also a secure method for transferring files between hosts on a network, allowing for encrypted transfers.

HTTP, while a fundamental protocol for web communications, is primarily designed for transferring hypertext and does not inherently support the file transfer capabilities needed for uploading reports in the same way the other options do. Therefore, it lacks the required functionalities that are specifically suited for secure and reliable file transfers, making it the correct choice for the method that is not an option for uploading generated reports to a server.