SFTP Through SSH2

Connect to UNIX servers running SSH (Secure SHell). SFTP, unlike standard FTP, is a secure protocol that uses a single, encrypted connection, to perform all operations.

Secure SFTP Using SSL

FTP Voyager supports SSL, the same level of encryption supported by your web browser, to protect your data. When using SSL your data is encrypted so that prying eyes cannot see it, and your confidential information is protected. Connect to any SSL enabled FTP server, such as Serv-U, and your data is safe.

Synchronization

Synchronization allows you to mirror files and folders. You can synchronize folders on a FTP server with the contents of folders on your hard drive, or you can synchronize folders on your hard drive with the folders on an FTP server. Synchronization is an ideal feature for offline web design and maintenance. It's an excellent time saving feature.

Automatic Resume

FTP Voyager automatically attempts to resume a broken download or upload exactly where you left off saving you the time of downloading or uploading an entire file.

Server-to-Server Transfers

Server-to-server transfers allow you to utilize the bandwidth between two remote servers. If you're connected to the Internet via a modem, but the two servers are connected using a T1, file transfers occur at the speed of the T1 (1.56Mb vs. 56Kb).

Background File Search

FTP Voyager allows you to search large directory structures for specific files during an FTP session. While FTP Voyager is searching, you can perform other FTP operations.