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File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is the standard network protocol used to transfer files between a client and server. Monitoring your FTP servers ensures they are always online and available to your users.
SSH File Transfer Protocol, or SFTP, is network protocol that shares some similarities to FTP, but utilizes SSH (Secure Schell protocol) to encrypt both commands and data, which FTP doesn’t use. This ensures that sensitive information cannot be transmitted openly over the network.
FTP/SSL, also referred to as FTPS, or FTP Secure, is an extension of FTP that adds support for the Transport Layer Security, TLS, and the Secure Sockets layer, SSL, protocols. Monitoring for this protocol requires a valid SSL/TLS certificate.
FTP over SSH performs the FTP operations over a secure shell, as long as your server supports SFTP. With FTP over SSH, the task tunnels an FTP session between the client and server.
Manage your organization’s usage through one single master account by splitting resources across different departments.
Manage your organization’s usage through one single master account by splitting resources across different departments.
Manage access to the Dotcom-Monitor platform using your internal Active Directory structure.
Allow account access to other users or departments from across your organization, with varying permission levels.
Check out our new guide to Synthetic Monitoring.
Check out our new guide to Synthetic Monitoring.
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