Feature
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Benefit
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Platform Independent
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Support for Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, Linux Z/OS and Mac OS X environments provides the flexibility of deploying anywhere within your organization.
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Multiple Protocol Support
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Support for FTP, FTPS (FTP over SSL), SFTP, SCP (Secure Copy), AFTP (Accelerated File Transfer Protocol), HTTP, HTTPS and WebDAV protocols means you can easily exchange data with your customers, regardless of their file transfer requirements.
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Integrated Web File Transfer Client
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Licensing and support costs are significantly reduced as there is no client software to install. Your clients need only a web browser in order to start transferring files. In addition, when using the integrated web client, users do not have to worry about strict internal firewall policies as most organizations do not restrict web based traffic.
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Accelerated File Transfer
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AFTP (Accelerated File Transfer Protocol) is a file transfer protocol developed by JSCAPE. AFTP is designed to accelerate file transfers over high speed networks that are unable to fully utilize network throughput due to high latency and packet loss. Under these conditions AFTP can accelerate file transfers up to 100 times faster than FTP and other file transfer protocols.
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Web Document Viewer
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JSCAPE Web Document Viewer simplifies content distribution by embedding a document viewer in the JSCAPE MFT Server web interface. With support for numerous document formats, users can view documents on the server without having to download or have supporting software installed.
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Data Protection
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Your sensitive data is protected during transit and at rest using high-grade OpenPGP and SSL encryption technologies. This is critical for many companies who are now subject to PCI-DSS, HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley data protection requirements.
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Data Loss Prevention
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Prevent the loss of sensitive data using an embedded DLP rules engine.
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Ad-hoc File Transfers
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Perform email based file transfers while avoiding the issues commonly experienced with large email attachments.
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Triggers
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Using triggers you can quickly automate business processes based on events and conditions. For example, whenever a file is received by a customer you may wish to automatically compress that file and then forward it via email to the corresponding account representative for further processing.
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Authentication Integration
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Authenticate users against existing LDAP, NTLM, Active Directory, PAM or relational database servers. This greatly simplifies the integration process, especially in organizations with a large number of users.
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Action API
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Using triggers you can define one or more actions to be executed in response to matching events and event conditions. More than 80 built-in actions allow you to do everything from compress files, OpenPGP encrypt files, send emails and more. While this may be enough for most organizations, the Action API is a Java based API that allows you to define your own actions should you have more specialized needs. For example, let's say that you need to parse a PDF document upon upload and communicate the parsed data to another server via JMS. This can be easily accomplished using the Action API.
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REST API
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REST API are available for both client and administrative users. Using the REST API users can do everything from performing file transfers to managing the server.
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Checkpoint and Restart Support
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Large file transfers over the Internet are subject to occasional failure due to network related issues. In the event of a failed file transfer, checkpoint and restart support allows you to restart the transfer from the last byte of data successfully transferred versus re-transferring the entire file. This is critical in organizations that transfer very large files or have service level agreements with customers to transfer a file within a given time period.
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Integrity Checksum
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Checksum verification is a post file transfer process that verifies the integrity of files transferred. This is accomplished by comparing checksums of the file on both the sender and receiver sides ensuring that files are transferred correctly.
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Email Notifications
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Receive email notifications on the events that are important to you. For example, as a system administrator you may wish to be notified via email if a users account is disabled due to a successive number of invalid login attempts.
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OpenPGP Encryption
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Use OpenPGP encryption to ensure that your data is encrypted while at rest or to automatically decrypt files sent to you by your customers who use OpenPGP encryption.
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Automated File Transfers
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Automatically transfer files to/from the server using FTP/FTPS/SFTP/SCP protocols. This is perfect for use in situations where you must transfer files on a scheduled basis or based on other event conditions.
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Database Logging
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Using the database logging features you can ensure that all server activity is safely stored in a remote database.
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Reverse Proxies
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Map remote FTP/FTPS/SFTP/WebDAV services to virtual directories on your server. This allows you to grant users access to remote services using a single sign-on account. Users no longer have to remember multiple hostnames, usernames and passwords. This feature is also very useful streaming data between a public server located in the DMZ and a private server located behind your firewall.
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IP Access Rules
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Lock down your server using access rules based on client IP address.
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Virtual File System
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Define a virtual file system, users and permissions without having to create users or permissions at the operating system level.
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Multiple Domains
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Create multiple virtual servers each with it's own set of users and permissions.
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Remote Administration
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Securely manage your server remotely from anywhere in the world.
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Server and Account Management API
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Java based API for integrating account and server management functions within external applications.
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