Server guides¶
The instructions found in this section are targeted at system administrators or application developers looking to use SFTPPlus' server-side capabilities based on the available configuration and without the need to implement custom components.
If you are looking to implement bespoken functionality, see the Developers documentation.
Learn how password policies are implemented, about authenticating with Windows Domain accounts, anonymous authentication and other authentication settings.
Learn about the available permissions that can be applied to different files and folders.
Discover the available permission targets defined through roles and how to associate them with administration accounts.
Detailed guidance on configuring reverse proxy, integrating with API gateways, and securing Web Manager console access using examples such as NGINX and HAProxy.
Learn about working with SSL certificates, PKI and CA, certificate chaining, and X509 certificate management.
Here you will find information about the server-side usage and behaviour of the FTP commands implemented by the FTP service/server.
This section contains information about using the SFTP / SCP file transfer service.
This section contains information on the usage and behaviour of the HTTP and HTTPS file transfer services.
Learn how to automate SSL certificate issuance and renewal using Let's Encrypt, including configuration steps and integration with SFTPPlus services.
SFTPPlus can be administered also via a command line utility. In this section you'll find out how it can be used to generate passwords, SSH keys or self-signed certificates.
Learn how SFTPPlus handles native file system access on both Unix-like and Windows platforms for the server-side operations.
This section describes the logging and event handling capabilities of SFTPPlus.
Configuration and administrative tasks can be performed using the admin-shell. Learn about the available commands and how to use them.