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FlashFXP is an FTP/FXP client that allows FTP transfers directly between two servers (allowing you to transfer files independent of your PC's connection speed). FlashFXP uses a familiar, Explorer-like interface that even the most novice user can master in minutes. It offers features such as drag-and-drop, CHMOD support, SSL/TLS transfer, enterprise-friendly rollout options, firewall and proxy support, strong application encryption, speed limiting, statistics, scheduling, and autoreconnecting. Version 3.4 contains new features, enhancements, and bug fixes, and is an answer to many feature requests from our users. Most notably, FlashFXP v3.6 now includes multi-language support!
Performance
Fully tested and supports gigabit speeds (including Jumbo Frames)
MODE Z support for on-the-fly streaming compression.
Support for FEAT and "stat -l" fast directory listing reduces overhead and improves compatibilty.
Download and upload speed limiting. Save some of your bandwidth for browsing the web.
Advanced Skip list.
Optional caching of remote directory lists. Security
Includes OpenSSL Libraries 0.9.8b.
Automatic support for One Time Password (OTP) S/KEY.
Strong encryption (Blowfish) can be applied to the site manager to protect your information.
Connect to sites using SSL/TLS encryption for added security, including the use of client certs.
SSL Site-to-Site (SSCN) Transfers.
Clear Command Channel (CCC). Connectivity
Site to Site (FXP) Transfers.
Fully recursive file transferring (uploading, downloading, site to site).
Caching allows for offline browsing, queueing.
Firewall support, allowing you to define a set range of local ports, or bind to a specific IP.
