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Secure FTP Server Features
STRONG SECURITYFTPS (FTP with Secure Socket Layer SSL)
Provide secure authentication, session, and data transfers using the
industry standard SSL protocol. Support is provided for SSL/TLS
including implicit connections over an IANA defined port (990). Full SSL
certificate support is provided, including the ability to request
certificates from authenticating clients.
HTTP/S
(HTTP with Secure Socket Layer SSL)
Let your users transfer files securely with their browsers. Secure FTP
Server's HTTP/S functionality includes a form upload so users can upload
and download files without purchasing any specialised software. Add
On Module
SSH2 (SFTP)
Support
Secure your user's authentication, session and transfers using SSH2
(SFTP). Support is provided for Message Authentication Code (MAC),
cipher, and public key authentication options. Add On Module
Full Digital Certificate Management System
Create, sign, import, export and add digital certificates to a Trusted
Certificate store. You can even have the certificates you create signed
by a trusted Certificate Authority such as Verisign or Thawte.
Secure Server to Server Transfers (SSCN)
Users can securely transfer files between Secure FTP Servers or to/from
3rd party FTP servers over an SSL connection.
*Note: Both FTP servers must support the SSCN command sequence
One Time Password (OTP) Secure Login
Prevent password interception using an advanced one-time password scheme
based on Bell Lab's S/Key technology.
*Note: FTP client must also support OTP, such as CuteFTP
Professional
Secure Remote Administration
Remotely administer your FTP server using the administrator
interface over a secure SSL connection.
Block Site-to-Site (S2S or FXP) Transfers
Block S2S transfers, a potential security risk also known as port theft
or FTP by proxy.
Restrict Access by IP Address
Grant or deny access to the server based on IP address in a highly
configurable manner.
Strong SSL Keys
Create 1024,2048, or 4096 bit SSL keys for maximum security.
USER MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION
NT & Secure Server Authentication
Authenticate users via NT user accounts with NTLM or Active Directory
authentication, or use the Secure Server built-in user database to
authenticate users.
ODBC Authentication
Optionally authenticate users using an ODBC data source. Configuration
options include database authentication provider path, database polling
(refresh) intervals and more.
Groups
Create groups to house users with similar directory access permissions.
User Settings
Specify user setting levels containing detailed user account information
and restrictions, such as:
- Maximum transfer speed
- Maximum concurrent connections per user account
- Maximum concurrent connections per same IP address
- Maximum concurrent connections to the server (from all users)
- Maximum uploads/downloads per session per user
- Maximum uploads/download size per session per user
- Maximum disk space allowed (quota) per user
- Account expiration date
- Disable account after defined number of incorrect login attempts
- Allowed certain commands (NOOP, XCRC, etc.)
- Allowed protocols (FTP, SSL, SFTP)
- Restrict access to a defined IP address
- Much more!
Site Settings
Configure entire site setting levels including:
- Root login folder
- Listen on a specific IP address and port
- Block anti-timeout schemes
- Block site-to-site transfers
- Define PASV mode IP address and port range
- Define Connect, Limit, and Exit server messages
- Server wide allowed protocols (FTP, SSL, SFTP)
- Server SSL certificate path and pass phrase
- Require client certificates for SSL sessions
- Global limits on speed, concurrent transfers and more
- Disconnect after defined number of invalid commands
- Ban IP after defined number of invalid commands
- File type exclusion filter
- IP address grant/deny access list
- Flooding/Hammering auto-ban sensitivity meter
- SFTP configuration options (MAC, cipher, cert path, etc.)
- Much more!
POWER FEATURES
Event Rules
Define actions to occur when triggered by certain events. Using an
Outlook "Rules Wizard" like interface, configure precise trigger
conditions for a corresponding event, such as execute a back-end
process, send an e-mail notification, ban a user and much more.
Programmatic Interface
Automate time-consuming tasks such as adding users or changing
permissions via Secure FTP Server's exposed COM interface and your
favourite scripting language.
Custom Site Commands
Create custom commands that allow users to execute programs with command
line parameters on the server.
Guaranteed Transfers
Automatically verify the CRC32 checksum of files transferred
for critical file delivery guarantee. This feature works with compatible
FTP clients such as CuteFTP Professional using a proprietary command
(XCRC).
Streaming Compression
Support for the MODE Z command helps accelerate transactions through
streaming compression.
Multi-Part Uploads
Accelerate throughput and maximises the available bandwidth available to
the client by allowing uploaded files to be split apart and transferred
in multiple segments simultaneously. This feature works with compatible
FTP clients such as CuteFTP Professional using a proprietary command
(COMB).
Multi-Server Management
Manage multiple physical FTP servers running on systems across the world
or within your LAN/WAN from a single administrator interface.
Virtual Sites
Operate multiple FTP sites with unique directory structures and user
accounts from one location using the administrator interface.
Log Standards
Capture logs in industry standard W3C, Microsoft IIS, or NCSA formats.
Connection "Spying" and Status Information
View recent user activity or troubleshoot problem connections by viewing
real-time logs for a particular connection.
Runs as Service
Automatically starts and runs as an NT Service.
HTTPS Add-On Module
Need to give your customers and partners an easy and secure
connection right away? Secure FTP Server's HTTPS add-on module allows
you to set up a secure connection to anyone in minutes—all they need is
a web browser. The HTTPS module adds the HTTPS protocol to Secure FTP
Server, enabling you to support browser-based transfers without having
to install a web server.
Extending your secure file transfer solution to trading partners,
suppliers, and clients can be difficult if they discover they have to
install extra software or pay for installation of expensive proprietary
pieces just to be able to work with your system. A smart solution is to
let your users transfer with something they already have: a web browser.
Secure FTP Server can work with just about any web browser to provide
secure file exchange, because it supports HTTPS, used by web browsers to
secure information transfer.
Enabling HTTPS transfers in Secure FTP Server is
as easy as selecting a checkbox. All user and folder setting are
inherited from the server settings.
HTTPS
HTTPS is used to access secure Web servers when authentication and
encrypted communication is desired. Using HTTPS instead of HTTP directs
the message to a secure port number rather than the default Web port
number of 80. The session is then managed by a security protocol. HTTPS
encrypts the session data using the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol,
which ensures protection from eavesdroppers and man-in-the-middle
attacks.
Transferring files with a browser
When Secure FTP Server is setup to allow HTTP file transfers, any
HTTP client will be able to PUT (upload) or GET (download) files to the
server provided the client supports both of these HTTP commands.
However, most Web browsers only support the GET command.
The standard Browse and Upload buttons make
copying a file to secure FTP server as easy as adding a picture to
an eBay auction.
Secure FTP Server overcomes this deficiency with a built-in upload
form that automatically displays in the browser when the user is in a
folder they have permission to upload files. To upload a file, users
browse for the file on their PC and click the upload button. The file is
placed in the folder they are currently browsing.
Offering HTTPS support from your file server takes advantage of the
ease of use and wide installation base that web browsers already
provide. Secure FTP Server’s HTTPS support enables cost effective
security for file exchange that’s easy for your trading partners to use.
SFTP (SSH2) Add-On Module
What is SFTP?
SFTP is a subset of the popular SSH protocol and is a platform
independent, secure transfer protocol preferred by IT professionals
worldwide. SFTP provides a single connection port for easy
firewall navigation, password and public key authentication and strong
data encryption, which prevents login, data, and session information
from being intercepted and/or modified in transit. Secure FTP Server’s
SFTP extension enables it to authenticate and transfer data securely
with SFTP-ready FTP clients, such as CuteFTP Professional.
SFTP Benefits
- Ease of Administration - single connection port for transversal
of firewalls
- Ease of Integration - one-click setup, cross platform support
and maximum connectivity coverage
- Heightened Security - greater identity protection through public
key authentication
- Guaranteed Data Integrity - built-in data checking mechanisms
- Greater Control - enhanced management of keys, ciphers, MACs and
more

SFTP Client – Server Interaction
SSH2 Add-On Module Features
- Single Connection Port - make SFTP sessions more firewall
friendly than FTP over SSL sessions
- One Click Setup - no need to run complex command line sequences
to enable SFTP connections
- Cross Platform Support - most UNIX, Mac and Linux file transfer
clients operate with SFTP
- Identity File Support - choose whether connecting clients or
trading partners supply a public key (identify file) for dual-factor
authentication, in addition to standard password authentication
- Choice of Message Authentication Code (MAC) - validate the
integrity of transmitted data
- Choice of Ciphers - Allow certain encryption algorithms for
maximum security or allow all available types for maximum
flexibility
- Key Management - create key pairs, manage keys, import/export
keys and select the allowed key (identify file) for a user account
- Detailed Logging - determine exact reason for success or failure
of SFTP sessions
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