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Advanced FTP(E/S) Settings

This section is intended for experts only, as it allows you to configure advanced aspects of your Syncplify Server!'s FTP(E/S) protocol handler. These settings require a thorough understanding of the FTP protocol standard as defined in its various RFCs.

Below is a brief overview of the available settings:

  • Same IP on PASV: Requires that each passive (PASV) data connection is established from the same IP address as its corresponding control connection.
  • Same IP on PORT: Requires that each active (PORT) data connection is made to the same IP address as its corresponding control connection.
  • Enable PORT: Enables active FTP(E/S) mode. This typically only works in LAN or non-routed environments, so use caution when enabling this setting.
  • Enable HASH: Enables the HASH protocol extension, allowing clients to request that the server computes and returns a file's hash code. This operation can be resource-intensive, so enable it only if necessary.
  • Enable COMB: Enables the COMB protocol extension, allowing clients to request that the server combines two or more files into one.
  • Enable STAT: Enables the standard STAT FTP command on the server, which provides directory or file status information to the client.
  • Enable SYST: Enables the standard SYST FTP command, allowing the server to report its system type to the client.
  • Enable SITE: Enables the standard SITE FTP command, which allows clients to send site-specific commands for server-side operations.
  • Enable MLSD: Enables the MLSD command, which provides machine-readable directory listings in a standardized format.
  • Enable MLST: Enables the MLST command, which provides machine-readable information about a single file or directory entry.
  • Enable MFMT: Enables the MFMT command, allowing clients to modify the last-modified time (timestamp) of a file on the server.

In addition to these options, this section also allows you to configure several technical aspects of the server's support for TLS encryption and security.

FTP Advanced Settings