SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server on Oracle 8.6 Minimal

SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) is a network protocol that allows for safe file transfer over an SSH connection. It was created as an extension to SSH version 2.0 and provides a more secure method of file transmission than classic file transfer protocols such as FTP.

To safeguard file transfers between two computers, SFTP employs an encrypted connection. This implies that all data transferred over the connection is encrypted and safe against unwanted access, including usernames, passwords, and files.

SFTP is a file transfer protocol that may be used to upload and download files, rename and delete files, and create and change folders. It is widely used to transport huge files or information across faraway servers. SFTP operates on TCP port 22 by default, which is the same port used by SSH. This means that SFTP can be easily integrated with existing SSH infrastructure and authentication mechanisms, making it a popular choice for secure file transfer in enterprise environments.

Because of its enhanced security features, SFTP is frequently selected over standard file transfer protocols. It also outperforms and is more reliable than FTP over SSL (FTPS), another secure file transfer protocol. Nevertheless, when compared to other file transmission protocols, it might be more difficult to set up and configure.

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