SecureFTPConnection Properties

Account information string.

Reference to the currently active IFileTransferClient.

Specifies the range of ports to be used for data-channels in active mode.

Enables or disables whether custom diffie-helman groups are permitted

[SFTP/SCP Only] The current authentication method being used.

Determines if the component will automatically send the FEAT command.

Determines if the component will automatically log in upon connection.

Use AutoPassiveIPSubstitution to ensure that data-socket connections are made to the same IP address that the control socket is connected to.

[FTPS Only] Determines if the component will automatically switch to SSL/TLS upon connection when using FTPS.

The assembly's build timestamp.

Cache directory listings.

Gets a value indicating whether the component can raise an event.

[FTPS Only] Get/sets the cipher-suites permissible during establishment of a secure connection.

[FTPS Only] The certificate to be presented to the server.

[SFTP/SCP Only] Byte array containing the private key used to authenticate the client in SFTP/SCP.

[SFTP/SCP Only] Path of the private key file used to authenticate the client in SFTP/SCP.

[SFTP/SCP Only] Passphrase of the private key file used to authenticate the client in SFTP/SCP.

Determines if transfer-methods taking Streams as arguments should close the stream once the transfer is completed.

The character-encoding to use when dealing with file- and directory-paths.

Flag to enable or disable compression for FTP/FTPS/SFTP transfers.

Settings for concurrent transfers. Off by default.

The connection-mode (passive or active) of data-channels.

Gets the IContainer that contains the Component.

The character-encoding to use for transferring data in ASCII mode.

[SFTP Only] The default file creation mode permissions (in octal).

Rules that are used during synchronization operations when no other rules are specified.

Controls whether or not a file is deleted when a failure occurs.

Gets a value that indicates whether the Component is currently in design mode.

Determines whether the transfer mode in operations involving multiple files is automatically changed between ASCII and binary as appropriate.

Holds fragments of server messages that indicate a directory is empty.

Gets the list of event handlers that are attached to this Component.

Determines whether or not events are currently enabled.

Reference to the currently active IExFileTransferClient.

Override the chosen file factory with a user created one - meaning that a specific parser has been selected

Holds fragments of server messages that indicate a file was not found

Force the use of EPRT and EPSV extensions even for IPv4

The server-side directory that the client is in immediately after connecting.

Control integrity checking after file transfers.

Indicates whether the FTP client is currently connected with the server.

Indicates whether or not a synchronous or asynchronous transfer is currently under way.

[SFTP/SCP Only] Array of prompts used for keyboard interactive (KBI) authentication.

Flag to enable the use of keep alive messages, which are sent to keep the connection alive when no activity is occurring.

Period (in seconds) at which the client contacts the server so that the connection doesn't time out.

Flag to enable the use of keep alive messages during data transfers.

[SFTP/SCP Only] Manager of the list of known hosts used to authenticate the server.

Indicates whether or not the most recent transfer was cancelled.

The latest valid reply from the server.

The license key string.

The license owner string.

The working directory on the local file-system into which files are downloaded.

Log tag

[FTPS Only] Maximum SSL/TLS version to use.

The maximum transfer rate in bytes per sec. Set to -1 or 0 for no bandwidth limiting.

[FTPS Only] Minimum SSL/TLS version to use.

Number of transfers before "sleeping" during multiple FTP/FTPS data transfers.

Determines whether or not "sleeping" is enabled during multiple FTP/FTPS data transfers.

Number of seconds spent "sleeping" during multiple FTP/FTPS data transfers.

Name of this component.

[SFTP Only] Controls if parallel mode transfers are enabled.

Reference to Windows Forms controls (if available).

The culture for parsing file listings.

Password of account on the server.

[SFTP/SCP Only] Preferred algorithm(s) to use for encryption

[SFTP/SCP Only] Preferred algorithm(s) to use for compression

[SFTP/SCP Only] Preferred algorithm(s) to use for server authentication via public key

[SFTP/SCP Only] Preferred key exchange methods to use

[SFTP/SCP Only] Preferred MAC algorithm(s) to use

Type of secure FTP to use.

Settings for using proxies.

IP address of the client as the server sees it.

[SFTP/SCP Only] PBy default, authentication is retried automatically using a different method if it fails.

Number of times to retry a failing file-transfer before giving up.

Milliseconds to wait for before retrying a failing file-transfer (if RetryCount>0).

[SFTP/SCP Only] Determines whether a SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_WINDOW_ADJUST message should be sent initially.

The domain-name or IP address of the FTP server.

[FTPS Only] The certificate presented by the server.

[FTPS Only] The name to be used when performing a name-check during the validation of the server certificate.

[SFTP/FTPS] Controls various server security compatibility features.

The initial/current working directory on the server.

[SFTP Only] Server line terminator to use for ASCII translation

The port on the server to which to connect the control-channel.

[SFTP/FTPS] Method by which the server's certificate or public key is validated.

[FTPS Only] Certificate used to validate the certificate presented by the server.

Include hidden files in operations that involve listing of directories, and if supported by the server (FTP and FTPS).

[SFTP/SCP Only] SSH maximum packet size.

[SFTP/SCP Only] SSH maximum size of read-request queue.

[SFTP/SCP Only] SSH maximum local window size.

[FTPS Only] Minimum SSL/TLS version to use.

Controls whether or not checking of return codes is strict.

For cases where the FTP server does not properly manage PASV connections, it may be necessary to synchronize the creation of passive data sockets. It has been reported that some FTP servers (such as those at Akamai) appear to get confused when multiple FTP clients from the same IP address attempt to connect at the same time (the server sends the same port number to multiple clients).

TCP read/write buffer size of the underlying sockets (-1 means use defaults). For some transfers setting this value to 0 can improve performance.

[FTP/FTPS Only] Time difference between server and client (relative to client).

[FTP/FTPS Only] Indicates whether seconds were included in the most recent directoy listing.

TCP timeout (in milliseconds) of the underlying sockets (0 means none).

The size of the application buffers used in reading and writing data.

Holds fragments of server messages that indicate a transfer completed.

The number of bytes transferred between each notification of the BytesTransferred event.

By default the BytesTransferred event is not triggered during directory listings - this property can be used to enable this behaviour.

The current file transfer type (BINARY or ASCII).

[SFTP Only] The file creation mode mask that is applied to the default permissions to create the final permission set.

[FTPS Only] Disables or enables SSL session resumption.

Determines whether or not event-handlers will be run on the GUI thread if one is available.

User-name of account on the server.

[FTPS Only] Disables or enables SSL session resumption.

[FTPS Only] Switches the component to using an unencrypted command channel when using FTPS.

[FTPS Only] Switches the component to using an unencrypted data channel when using FTPS.

The version of the assembly.

Server's welcome message.