SFTP or FTPS

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• Using SFTP or FTPS to transfer recordings?

  Hello
  
  Anyone used SFTP or FTPS to configure settings for Contact Center records anywhere file transfer? Any back and donts?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Supported file transfer protocols:

  Web Storage servers:
  AT·

  FTPS

  SFTP

  Copy of files

  Background for storage servers:

  AT·

  SFTP

  Copy of files

  We have never implemented the FTPS Protocol.

• SFTP commands

  Hello

  Please can someone guide me how to write a script for SFTP file transfer. The file has been transferred by FTP, but now I need to change it to SFTP.

  I can connect to the remote directory via FileZilla client tool. But I need to automate the process. I searched and found something related to the similar process where it is running the batch file 'SFTP.bat' to do. The commands in the batch file are...

  --------------------------
  C:
  CD \Program Files\Sterling Commerce\Enterprise command line Client (secure FTP).
  CEFTP - an E:\Send.txt-i
  --------------------------

  The commands in the batch Send.txt file are...
  --------------------------
  Open the host port
  username
  password
  quit smoking
  --------------------------

  So just need to run SFTP.bat to do this. However, this does not work for me. The error, which for me is "failed to create Session took place; "reason: Connection refused: connect".

  Ideas/pointers will be of great help.

  If you need to transfer files via SFTP protocol using a Console application, fund this page lib SFTP and FTP lib page .

• Publishing a buit to sit in the Muse throug FTPS (secure FTP)

  Publishing a buit to sit in the Muse throug FTPS (secure FTP)

  What is problems with the transfer of the contents of a Web site built in Muse to an external internet provider using FTPS?

  And is it possible for the customer update a Muse built on the servers of internet service providers of third party using the editing of the web interface?

  Hello

  You can get the details on FTP, SFTP and FTPS here help Adobe Muse | Download a Site from Muse Adobe on a third-party hosting service

  Please let me know if you have any other question.

• You plan to add the SFTP to Muse CC support at some point?

  You plan to add the SFTP to Muse CC support at some point? Who would be in the near future? (I used the FTP module several times with success, my question refers to SFTP or FTPS, protocols don't are not currently supported, a pretty honest, necessary). Now, he must use an external FTP client, which is a chore.

  We don't pre-announce our plans for the future.

  If you want more visibility in future plans, and access to the beta builds, all active subscribers who can accept the terms of the agreement of non-disclosure are invited to participate in the private beta of Adobe Muse program by visiting http://museprerelease.com

• Dreamweaver FTP security

  I'll have to use some public wifi connections for updating a back-end of the sensitive site code. We know although there are has a dozen wifi free network tools out there that can capture packets, passwords and other data over a public network. I am always careful about my sensitive personal information on a public wifi network, but this will be the first time that I used Dreamweaver to update a Web site on a public network. There is even an android app that will capture this info and view packets in HTML format info. Scary...

  So I wonder is the info site, username, encrypted password to protect it from prying eyes? What precautions should I take? Should I cough the dough to allow a personal hotspot do this work?

  Rick Gerard wrote:

  Thanks for the tips. Someone knows if Dreamweaver encrypts data FTP?

  Yes, if you use FTPS (NOT SFTP) as FTPS provides encryption and authentication supported over SFTP, which offers only supported encryption...

  

  Good luck.

• FTP troubleshooting DWCS5.1: the proxy settings "are not correctly defined.

  Hi all

  I'm unable to ftp with DW. Joined a screengrab of the error message. As always, thanks for your comments.

  Jacqui

  

  You have switched your site FTP settings to use SFTP, as FTP connection was put out of service?

• DW FTP with SSL explicit

  I am trying to connect to the server of my client, but he told me that he thinks that Dreamweaver cannot connect with the security of the explicit SSL mode and that is why I get errors trying to connect. I don't know a lot about FTP and servers. I tried the SFTP, but it does not work. I searched this forum and cannot find a direct answer to the question: help for FTP of Dreamweaver made explicit the connection with SSL? If not, are there components Add on that will help or I have to go with some other FTP or Fetch? I'm on Mac OS X 10.5.5.
  
  Thank you
  
  Brian

  yevri wrote:
  > Draw?

  Actually reading more about explicit SSL from here:
  http://ftpguide.com/explicit.htm

  I don't think that my previous suggestion will help. It looks like
  Dreamweaver uses SFTP, SSH FTP based. You want FTPES, which
  Only other clients like FileZilla can use. I don't see in any case to
  CS3 FTPES, sorry.

  Dooza

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• FTP/sftp works do not with the muse?

  Recently, muse has ceased to be able to upload it to my Web server.  It will say either a timeout occurred in 0 ms or a timeout has occurred less than 15000 ms.  my muse version is 2015.2.1.21 and I use a standard apache web server.  I checked that I can download files using other ftp/sftp clients (filezilla and winscp)...  Help, please!

  If you still need help, see solutions in FTP upload failed: error 553

• Upload to the FTP host does not not using SFTP

  I tested and retested the server FTP using SFTP on Transmit, works perfectly every time and will not work in aid of Muse FTP Upload. Any ideas?

  I think you're confusing the md5 to check the identity of the server with the method used to authenticate your account on the server. They are two different things. In the newspaper if appears you have been presented and confirmed the md5 check. The next step is the actual connection (aka authenticate) your account on the server. This step fails because Muse requires password authentication, but your server responds that he can't stand that: publickey, gssapi-keyex, gssapi-with-mic, keyboard-interactive.

  It is rare that a SFTP server is configured for password authentication not supported as one of the available methods of authentication of the account. At present taken Muse only supported authentication password on SFTP servers. All the major companies hosting supports SFTP with password authentication.

• FTP installation

  Hi all

  I hope someone can help me with something that I'm trying to set up. I have two computers, a Yosemite running and the other running snow leopard. My Snow Leopard computer stays at home and is connected outside some hard drives that House many of my files. I would like to be able to access this computer remotely by using my machine of Yosemite.

  I have VNC & Viewer Server and was able to correctly configure those through port forwarding on my router. My problem with this method is at the time when I have a bad connection, this will consume too much bandwidth, because it's a visual interface. Ideally, I would like to use Cyberduck or any other FTP client to connect to my computer for Snow Leopard and just have a list of files and folders in front of me.

  So, I turned on FTP access in the sharing pane of system preferences, but of course, the only address it lists is the local 192.168.0.10 subnet address. Now, I thought maybe I could just use the port to VNC Viewer works and access it that way, I opened. For example, if my IP address is 68.146.XXX.XXX and the port, I opened is 1234, then I would connect via FTP using these credentials.

  This does not work, unfortunately. I'm looking for, so you all to see if anyone of you have some advice on where I am wrong and that I could do to make it work.

  Thank you!

  DO NOT USE ftp in this way.  It is much too precarious.

  Use SFTP instead via system preferences-> sharing-> remote access connection.  SFTP is SSH based and very safe. CyberDuck must manage the SFTP connections.

  Configure the redirection of port port 22.  Make SURE you have a secure user account password.  Easy to remember and type, but make it long like all things being equal elsewhere plus a password is much more secure than a short complex password.

  If Cyberduck allows you to specify a destination port SFTP, you can cut down on script-kiddies probe the well-known ssh port 22 trying to connect to root (they make, even if the root is not enabled on OS X systems).  This poll is just an annoyance.  Anyway if Cyberduck will allow to specify a destination port you can have your router forward a high numbered port of your Mac 22 one-way.  For example you tell you the router to listen on port 34567 and direct connection on this port to the port of your Mac 22.  Choose a high numbered path to your taste (less 65 565)

• How to set up SFTP on window 2003 Server?

  I have FTP on a Windows 2003 server.  How could I implement SFTP on it?

  Thank you

  Michelle

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservergen/threads

• Linksys EA9500: FTP issues

  I recently bought and installed a Linksys EA9500 V1.1 running the latest version of the software package (1.1.6.173418).  Overall, the router performs as advertised with almost an improvement of the order of magnitude of speed on my previous router network.  However, it has some quirks that I can't work around.  With a bit of luck, I'm too stupid to configure the settings of the router correctly, but I suspect they are limits in firmware.

  Question No. 1: the FTP server cannot use TLS or SFTP; Passwords are sent in clear text over the internet

  When I try to connect to my router, either from the local network or remotely from the WAN IP address I am unable to connect with active TLS.  Therefore, the user name and password is sent by plain text that could be easily intercepted by someone using a packet sniffer.  This is not a big problem on the local network, but is a serious risk to security connecting from the internet.  At least with TLS, the communication should be encrypted, but it does not appear to be supported by the firmware. am I missing a setting somewhere?  In turn SFTP would work, but it doesn't seem to be an option to activate the SFTP, just a power switch for the FTP setting.  Is there a way to change the default 21 FTP server port to another arbitrary port?  This would at least make it a little less obvious to the casual observer.

  Question #2: FTP server cannot be restricted to the single LAN traffic

  It would bypass the first question I have a unix machine on the internal network that supports SSH and SFTP, and can get in the car to the routher via samba.  Port forwarding can redirect ports to that machine.  I have 4 network security cameras which internal download motion events via FTP on the network.  Through the firmware of the router I can only turn ftp 'on' or 'off' without additional control.  Is there a way to restrict FTP to only the LAN and preventing access over the WAN?

  Alternatively, is there any support for the DD - WRT firmware as with the WRT1900?

  Thank you

  Mike

  mcurtis wrote:

  I recently bought and installed a Linksys EA9500 V1.1 running the latest version of the software package (1.1.6.173418).  Overall, the router performs as advertised with almost an improvement of the order of magnitude of speed on my previous router network.  However, it has some quirks that I can't work around.  With a bit of luck, I'm too stupid to configure the settings of the router correctly, but I suspect they are limits in firmware.

  Question No. 1: the FTP server cannot use TLS or SFTP; Passwords are sent in clear text over the internet

  When I try to connect to my router, either from the local network or remotely from the WAN IP address I am unable to connect with active TLS.  Therefore, the user name and password is sent by plain text that could be easily intercepted by someone using a packet sniffer.  This is not a big problem on the local network, but is a serious risk to security connecting from the internet.  At least with TLS, the communication should be encrypted, but it does not appear to be supported by the firmware. am I missing a setting somewhere?  In turn SFTP would work, but it doesn't seem to be an option to activate the SFTP, just a power switch for the FTP setting.  Is there a way to change the default 21 FTP server port to another arbitrary port?  This would at least make it a little less obvious to the casual observer.

  Question #2: FTP server cannot be restricted to the single LAN traffic

  It would bypass the first question I have a unix machine on the internal network that supports SSH and SFTP, and can get in the car to the routher via samba.  Port forwarding can redirect ports to that machine.  I have 4 network security cameras which internal download motion events via FTP on the network.  Through the firmware of the router I can only turn ftp 'on' or 'off' without additional control.  Is there a way to restrict FTP to only the LAN and preventing access over the WAN?

  Alternatively, is there any support for the DD - WRT firmware as with the WRT1900?

  Thank you

  Mike

  Don't you did everything correctly. The points you mention are not part of the design of the Wifi chip. Without encryption of FTP or the Restriction on the ability of LAN.

  I have this will forward to the genius of Linksys as a feature request.

• E3200 FTP security

  I scoured internet, Linksys, and same Cisco and impossible to get a difinitive answer. Before investing in a large capacity for my E3200 USB Flash drive, I would like to know if the FTP of E3200 server is secure (SFTP) or simply FTP (without encryption).

  Thank you.

  Hi jdlprog,

  I'm not familiar with SFTP.  I think it's the Standard FTP (FIle Transfer Protocol), which is what I saw on the User Interface of Linksys.

• FTP question

  How secure is it? I read that ftp and sftp are very precarious. Link to info on ftp/sftp file transfer

  Is there anyway to deal with this problem on a budget?

  FTP is not safe - SFTP is secure

  What exactly are your duty/wanting to do?

  http://www.CoreFTP.com/