Good SFTP Clients?

Posted by michael on Saturday March 23, 2002 @03:43AM from the my-lock-my-key dept.

Joel Parker Henderson writes "To improve security, my company is switching servers from Microsoft to RedHat, and from FTP to SFTP. The new RedHat has SFTP-- secure FTP with SSH and host fingerprints-- and I want to upgrade our people to use it. What are good SFTP clients? Priorities: an easy user interface, point-and-click renaming of remote files and folders, recursive directory transfers. Useful: drag-and-drop, resume broken transfers, synchronization of local and remote directories, written in Java, shareware or freeware. Thanks in advance for advice!"

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Stop trolling by Lord+Hugh+Toppingham · 2002-03-23 08:00 · Score: -1, Troll

To improve security, my company is switching servers from Microsoft to RedHat

If you were genuinely concerned about security you would switch to OpenBSD. Therefore, I can only assume you are trolling. Redhat is not exactly known for its high levels of security. Indeed, at the risk of being accused of working for Microsoft, I would humbly suggest that you might in fact be better off retaining your Microsoft servers if security is that important.

thank you