SFTPGo is a Managed File Transfer solution that abstracts storage backends and allows access to files using the standard SFTP, FTPS, and WebDAV protocols and the built-in WebClient over HTTPS.

This offer includes SFTPGo Enterprise, an enhanced version of the open-source SFTPGo, built upon its core functionality and designed for organizations that need advanced features and better performance.

Key features of SFTPGo

With SFTPGo you can leverage local and cloud storage backends for exchanging and storing files internally or over the Internet using the same tools and processes you are already familiar with.

The WebAdmin UI allows administrators to easily create and manage users, folders, groups, and other resources. Available with dark and light themes.

The WebClient UI allows end users to change their credentials, browse and manage their files in the browser, and set up two-factor authentication which works with Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator, Authy, and other standard compliant apps.

From the WebClient each authorized user can also create HTTP/S links to externally share files and folders securely, by setting limits to the number of downloads/uploads, protecting the share with a password, limiting access by source IP address, setting an automatic expiration date. Available with dark and light themes.

Why choose SFTPGo?

Support for multiple protocols: SFTP, FTPS, HTTPS, WebDAV.
Support for multiple storage backends: local filesystem, S3 (compatible), Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob, other SFTP servers.
Detailed Activity Logging.
Custom workflows based on server events or schedules.
Multi-factor and multi-step authentication.
Per-user and per-directory virtual permissions.
Virtual folders allow to map different storage backends, or part of them, to a specified path, so that the same user can transparently access different storage backends.
Groups simplify administration of multiple accounts by allowing administrators to assign settings once to a group, rather than multiple times to each individual user.
Configurable workflows based on server events or schedules. For example HTTP notifications or custom commands on file upload, download, and adding, updating, and deleting users.

Other notable features

REST API.
Accounts can be restricted to a specific portion of a bucket.
Public key, password and certificate authentication.
Let's Encrypt TLS certificates for HTTPS and FTPS/FTPES.
Branding: the Web UIs can be customized to match your brand.
Disk quota and bandwidth throttling.
Per protocol rate limiting.
Per-user and global IP filters.
Brute force protection.
Per-user and per-directory data retention rules to automatically delete old files.
Real-time monitor of active connections.
Configurable SFTP ciphers, host keys, key exchanges, message authentication codes and public key authentication algorithms.
Configurable TLS ciphers.

How to launch the VM and access SFTPGo

To access SFTPGo after launching the VM instance, simply open http://instance IP:8080/web/admin in your browser, create the first admin user and start using SFTPGo.

The configuration file is "/etc/sftpgo/sftpgo.json".

Logs are written to the directory "/srv/sftpgo/logs".

Data for local users is stored in "/srv/sftpgo" directory.

If you attach additional disks please make sure to set the proper permissions after mounting them. The SFTPGo service runs using the dedicated "sftpgo" system user.

For example supposing you are mounting additional disks on "/srv/data" and "/var/lib/sftpgo", execute:

sudo chown sftpgo:sftpgo /srv/data
sudo chown sftpgo:sftpgo /var/lib/sftpgo

Then restart the service.

sudo systemctl restart sftpgo.service

Changelog & Migration Guide

To review all updates, improvements, and fixes introduced in the Enterprise edition of SFTPGo, please refer to the official changelog available at this link. This page also includes a migration guide for transitioning from the Open Source edition to the Enterprise edition.

Support

We offer free email support. You can get in touch with us at support@sftpgo.com.

SFTPGo Enterprise for Linux - SFTP, FTP/S, and HTTPS Access to Azure & Cloud StorageSFTPGo Authors

SFTPGo Enterprise for Linux - SFTP, FTP/S, and HTTPS Access to Azure & Cloud Storage

SFTPGo Authors

SFTPGo Enterprise for Linux - SFTP, FTP/S, and HTTPS Access to Azure & Cloud Storage

SFTPGo Authors

SFTPGo Enterprise for Linux - SFTP, FTP/S, and HTTPS Access to Azure & Cloud Storage
SFTPGo Authors