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Tectia SSH Server Review

Tectia SSH Server Review

Used by 4 of the world’s 5 largest banks, the IRS and even NASA’s Space Flight Center, Tectia SSH Server is the premiere choice for SFTP servers on the market.

It offers a robust, enterprise grade SSH Server designed for business critical applications. It was designed for deployment across large corporate networks and offers tremendous flexibility, power, and reliability.

Features

  • SSH/SFTP server from the creators of SSH Protocol itself!
  • Highly Configurable
  • Command-line interfaces for all programs, facilitating scripting with standard Unix tools (shells, Perl, etc.)
  • Remote Capabilities –
    remote logins, remote command execution, and secure file copying across a network, all with many run-time options.
  • Rock-solid Security –
    No Logs from client logins are left on the local hard drive. Gives you numerous, selectable encryption algorithms and authentication mechanisms to increase security.
  • Fast and Accurate –
    Transferring files is quick and seamless even while transferring multiple files simultaneously.
  • SSH Agent which Caches Keys for ease of use
  • Support for SOCKS Proxies
  • History and Logging Features to Aid in Debugging
  • Support for TCP port forwarding and X11 forwarding
  • FIPS 140-2 Certification for U.S. Government Applications
  • Geared More Towards Enterprise Level Applications

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System Requirements

Windows, Unix, Linux, and even IBM mainframes

See Complete Compatibility list here

Price

$150/download + depending on particular license/package

Official Website & Download Links

https://info.ssh.com/tectia-ssh-server-trial-download

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About the Author

Denise is one of our Staff Writers that has transitioned from the Corporate IT Consulting World into publishing. She enjoys writing about her Experiences with Software and Tools that she has used and help implement in Real-world Scenarios and Business. She has a Master in Organization Development from Seattle University.

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