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SOC2 Compliance
As part of our commitment to the regulatory and compliance requirements of the corporate enterprise customer, we are currently completing our SOC 2 compliance Type 1 & 2 audit report and will have our SOC2 seal for the Trust principals of Security and Availability.
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- Getting Started
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- Signing up for a Free Trial
- Basic steps to Setup
- Purchasing your account
- Choosing the right account type: Enterprise and SMB
- Logging into your account
- Administrator Initial Setup
- Account-level options
- Implementing Multiple Administrators
- Branding
- Web Interface
- Adding a User or Contact
- Account setup PDF Guides (*.pdf)
- Activated Account Limits
- Shared Folders
- Audit logs and Real-time Reports
- Anonymous Access
- Transferring Files
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- Uploading Files by Web Browser
- Uploading Files by FTP Client
- Download your FTP/SFTP server files from any browser
- Download files with an FTP client
- Using the Send function to securely send files through a web-based link
- Using the Send function from your Files tab
- Managing Mail Events (Send and Receive function)
- Drag & Drop
- Website Plugin
- Security and Compliance Info
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- Security Model Overview
- Security Model Details
- MFA by User (Multi-Factor Authentication)
- MFA Initial setup for a standard user by Admin
- MFA reset on managed user
- MFA reset on a standard user
- Configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) for your account
- Enabling Single Sign-On (SSO) for user logins
- Certificate & Host Key Info
- Compliance Info
- Bundle Features
- Account Management
- FTP/FTPS/SFTP Connections
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- Hosted~FTP~ IP Addresses
- SFTP (RSA/DSA) Host Keys
- Connect with Plain FTP
- Connect with Secure FTPS/SFTP
- Connecting with an FTP Client
- FTP vs FTPS vs SFTP
- Command Line (CLI)
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- How to connect to your remote site using the command line
- How to login to SFTP with one line on Linux
- Understanding FTP commands in the command line
- Connecting through SFTP by Command Line (CMD)
- Using PKI keys to connect to Hosted~FTP~ on linux
- Importing PuttyGen PKI Keys to Linux
- FTP/FTPeS command line error codes and their meaning
- Windows Network Locations
- MAC
- FileZilla
- WebDrive
- WinSCP
- AndFTP
- FTP, SFTP Use Cases in Industries
- Best Practices
- Video Tutorials
- Our FTP Client Reviews
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- Desktop FTP Client Summary
- Mobile FTP Client Summary
- PSFTP Review : Our Rating 7.5/10
- NetDrive Review: Our Rating 8.5/10
- Filezilla Review: Our Rating 9/10
- AndFTP Review:Our Rating 7.8/10
- ES File Manager Review: Our Rating 5/10
- FTP Ready Review:Our Rating 5/10
- FTP On The Go Review:Our Rating 8/10
- CyberDuck Review: Our Rating 9/10
- Classic FTP Review: Our Rating 8/10
- WebDrive Review: Our Rating 9.5/10
- Fling FTP Review: Our Rating 9/10
- SmartFTP Review: Our Rating 7/10
- MultCloud Review: Our Rating 10/10
- Troubleshooting
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- Hosted~FTP~ Quota Messages and Definitions
- Error: QUOTA_USER_STORAGE or QUOTA_USER_BANDWIDTH
- FTP/FTPeS command line error codes and their meaning
- Troubleshooting FTP in the command line and common errors.
- No matching host key found
- Storage Quota Notification: Remedial action
- Troubleshooting FTP in the command line and common errors.
- Troubleshooting “Can’t verify publisher”
- Troubleshooting Drag and Drop
- Drag and Drop Troubleshooting for Mac
- Troubleshooting FTP/SFTP client connection problems
- Troubleshooting slow upload speeds on Windows
- No matching host key found
- File not visible to admin
- File uploaded successfully but not visible in account
- Usernames – Guidelines and Restrictions
- Download Center
- Contact Sales & Support
- Joining GoToMeeting by Browser
- Joining GoToMeeting by Client