Encrypted FTP

Encrypted FTP is a handy client/server tool that makes transferring files and folders super easy using FTP. What's cool about it is that you can also encrypt your data, which adds an extra layer of security on top of what you'd normally expect.

Easy Setup

When you first set up Encrypted FTP, you get to choose which components you want to install. You can go for the EFTP3 client, the EFTP3 server, or both—whatever fits your needs!

User-Friendly Interface

The interface is pretty straightforward. You'll see a standard window where you can easily pick the IP address, server port, and even set how many users can connect at once. This makes it simple to get started with connecting to a server.

Settings Made Simple

You have some neat options in the settings too! For example, you can make the server start automatically when Windows boots up and keep it minimized in the system tray. Plus, there are options for passive ports, inactivity timeouts, and even limiting download speeds—just to name a few!

Security Features

Now let's talk about security. Encrypted FTP lets you choose key bits and length for generating new key pairs. You can enforce case sensitivity, allow unencrypted clients if needed, and even get encryption hints to help you out.

User Input Made Easy

For using the client app, all you need to do is enter some basic info like site name, host name, port number, username, and password. There are also proxy preferences and transfer modes available—like automatic transfers with or without confirmation—so you're really covered on that front!

Performance Matters

The best part? This program runs smoothly without hogging your CPU or memory. It doesn’t slow down your computer at all! It responds quickly and works well without crashing or throwing error messages at you. Just keep in mind that Encrypted FTP hasn't seen updates in a while.

If you're interested in trying it out for yourself, check out this link!