Multi-protocol gateway
CompleteFTP 6.2.0 has been released, and contains an exciting new feature in the Enterprise Edition called the multi-protocol gateway. Basically, CompleteFTP can act as a gateway to other servers. It…
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CompleteFTP 6.0 released!
CompleteFTP 6.0 has been released, and is available now. This major update includes numerous new features that will be of considerable interest. The Enterprise Edition continues to evolve. Support…
CompleteFTP Enterprise Edition released!
CompleteFTP Enterprise Edition has been released, and is available now. The Enterprise Edition is aimed at users wanting enterprise features such as customization, multiple sites and built in failover. …
edtFTPnet/Express discontinued
edtFTPnet/Express has been discontinued, and is no longer available for sale. Most customers opt for edtFTPnet/PRO, and since all the functionality of edtFTPnet/Express (and a lot more) is included in…
CompleteFTP marches onward with 4.0
CompleteFTP 4.0 has now been released, and has added some significant new features (mainly in the Professional Edition). Disk and bandwidth quotas mean that administrators have more control over users'…
CompleteFTP 3.3.0 released
CompleteFTP 3.3.0 has just been released, and has added some very useful features. WinSCP is now supported for the SCP protocol. Most people would use WinSCP with the SFTP protocol,…
CompleteFTP keeps moving ahead
With the release of version 3.0, CompleteFTP has moved to a new level. The Standard Edition continues to offer a fast, secure FTP/FTPS/SFTP server for the Windows platform. The Professional…
CompleteFTP adds SFTP
CompleteFTP, our secure FTP server for the Windows platform, has just had a new release, 2.0.0. This is a signficant release for us as it adds full support for SFTP. …
SFTP in Java
Introduction This demonstrates how Java clients can connect to SFTP servers to transfer files, using edtFTPj/PRO. Detail SFTP is a protocol for transferring files securely via the SSH protocol. File…
Is FTP dead?
Is FTP, the once ubiquitous File Transfer Protocol, dead? It’s certainly an ageing protocol. Invented in the 1970’s, most implementations follow RFC 959, published in 1985. And there are…