Sysax FTP Automation

Sysax FTP Automation is a Secure file transfer automation program for the Windows operating system. It consists of a script generation wizard, script editor and debugger, and a task scheduler. It also contains a secure command line FTP Client program called sysaxftp.exe that is a secure drop-in replacement for the ftp.exe command line program. In addition to FTP, secure file transfer using SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH2 (SFTP) are supported. The software is certified for Windows Vista, and tested to be compatible with Windows 7.[1] The software is also certified for Windows Server 2012[2] and runs on all 32 and 64 bit editions of Windows from Windows 2000/Windows XP to Windows 8/Windows Server 2012. The Personal edition of the software is free for non-commercial use.

Sysax FTP Automation
Developer(s)Codeorigin, LLC
Stable release
5.31 / April 12, 2012 (2012-04-12)
Operating systemWindows
TypeFTP client
WebsiteSysax FTP Automation

Features
  • Protocols supported include FTP, FTPS, and SFTP
  • Support for public key authentication and client side SSL certificates
  • Support for email notification
  • Open PGP Encryption and decryption support
  • Supports file resuming for both uploads and downloads
  • File compression and decompression
  • Command line FTP tool and FTP scripting
  • Script generation wizard and script editor with integrated debugger
  • Task Scheduler that runs as a Windows Service
  • Certified for Windows Vista
  • Certified for Windows Server 2012
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See also

References
  1. "Windows 7 Compatibility Center".
  2. "Windows Server Catalog".
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