Using an FTP client to upload and download files is a good idea. The client managers make it easy to connect to the server and move the files without storing them on your computer. Filezilla is ...

Need to get an OpenSSH Secure Shell and SFTP server running on Windows? You’ve come to the right place.

Last week’s README file demonstrated how easy it is to turn virtually any desktop machine into an SFTP server. Today’s piece shows how to automate a well-known Windows open source SFTP client ...

Good old FTP and flat file import will do the trick reliably and never take a day off. Here are the basic steps to automate an FTP download in Windows followed by a CSV insert into MS SQL Server.

Connect with your remote server by entering: "open [email protected]". Replace "username" with your account name and replace "myhost.com" with the server's registered domain name.

Configure sshd Open up the SSH daemon configuration file with the command: nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config At the bottom of that file, add the following: Match Group sftp_users ChrootDirectory /data/%u ...

Yeah the Windows SSH is just OpenSSH for Windows, so it includes an SFTP server. Can't say I have much experience with it though since I'm not much of a Windows person, but I have interacted with it.

SFTP is FTP through an SSH tunnel so if you are ok with SSH access through your web application firewall then just open that up and it should work. It may be that they are trying to do something ...