![]() ![]() Permits the MAC algorithms used in SSH to be selected. For example, if zlib compression is to be forced, then 'None' Permits the compression algorithms used in SSH to be selected. Some ciphers are required to be disabled. The default setting of All should generally be used unless That an administrator may want to disable weaker key exchange methods.Ĭontrols what ciphers are available to SSH for encrypting data. It is rare that the defaults should be changed. The private keys can only be imported or exported if the CompleteFTP manager is running on the server that the CompleteFTP service isĬontrols what key exchange methods are supported by the server. They can be imported, exported or generated via the dialog box that appears when selecting the ellipsis (.) in the textīox displaying the key's details. There are three ECDSA server keys supported, (ECDSA) is popular because keys are much shorter than RSA keys for equivalent strength. The Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm The ECDSA server keys - the private keys that the server uses to identify itself. The server normally has a DSA and an RSA key The DSA server key - the private key that the server uses to identify itself. The private key can only be imported or exported if the CompleteFTP manager is running on the server that the CompleteFTP service is This can be imported, exported or generated via the menu that appears when selecting the ellipsis (.) in the textīox displaying the key's details. The RSA server key - the private key that the server uses to identify itself. PublicKeyAndPassword - both password and public-key authentication is used.Password or PublicKeyAndPassword should be enabled if Windows users are to be allowed to connect. Since a password is required by Windows to log the user in. Note that this method of authentication does not work for Windows users, Key that matches the client's private key. For every user the server must have a public PublicKey - public key cryptography is used to authenticate the user.A password must be set for each user using the Users view. Password - only a password is required.Permits password only, and the user permits password and publickey, then only password will be available. When a user logins in, only the authentication methods specified at both levels are available. Note that these methods can also be specified at the user level. Methods of user-authentication that the server accepts. All network interfaces can be selected, or individual interfaces Lists the IP addresses to listen on for these protocols. If checked, users may (if permitted) log into the server using an SSH terminal. ![]() SSH terminal access enabled (not available in Standard Edition) If not checked, the SCP protocol will not be supported by the server. SCP enabled (not available in Standard Edition) If not checked, the SFTP protocol will not be supported by the server. If checked, the SFTP protocol is enabled. The Professional Edition and Enterprise MFT support all features described in this section. Note that SFTP is not supported in the Free Edition, and that SCP and SSH terminals are not supported in the Standard Edition. Must be saved via the Apply Changes button, otherwise they will be lost. The various SFTP/SCP/SSH settings that are available to configure CompleteFTP are described below. To SFTP, and allows the copying of files and directories over SSH. SCP is also a file transfer protocol that runs over SSH connections. The protocol is completely different and incompatible Similar commands to standard FTP, these similarities are purely superficial. Although SFTP has similar capabilities and even SFTP is not the standard FTP protocol running over SSH. SFTP is an abbreviation for "SSH File Transfer Protocol"", and is exactly that - a protocol for transferring files over an ![]()
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