Cerberus FTP Server provides powerful, multi-threaded FTP server performance without compromising its ease-of-use. The program was created to use very little CPU memory or space. Cerberus FTP Server features a user-friendly interface, which can easily be hidden or accessed from the system tray. The program (server) is able to listen for connections on multiple interfaces (Multi-homed PCs), run as an NT service, resume failed transfers, and offer an easy-to-use manager for controlling user access to files and file operations. Connection limit, timeout, and IP access can be controlled by the administrator, including a variety of other settings. Furthermore, Cerberus FTP Server offers statistics on connections as well as robust logging capabilities.

Cerberus FTP Server is designed for IT professionals who want advanced SSH, SFTP, and FTPS security with the flexibility and scalability needed by business. Its key features include the following; FTP, FTPS, and SFTP, IP auto-banning, secure SSL encryption, file integrity checking, active directory and LDAP, supports X64, FIPS 140-2 validated, and HIPPA compliant. Nothing has been compromised in this version; and the truth is that there are some remarkable improvements over previous versions.

Cerberus is a commercial program, and is compatible on the following operating systems; Windows 2000/2003/9x/XP.

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Key features:

• Professional Windows SFTP Server;
• Public Key and Certificate Authentication;
• Windows Server Optimized;
• Flexible, Integrated Authentication with AD and LDAP;
• File Transfer Integrity Checking;
• Detailed Statistics;
• HIPAA Compliant, FIPS 140-2 Validated;
• Advanced Security;
• Highly Configurable Logging and Auditing;
• IP Blacklist and Whitelist;
• Superior Manageability;
• Simultaneous FTP, SFTP, and FTPS for a single interface;
• Custom Virtual Directories for individual Active Directory and LDAP users;
• Require Secure Connections on a per user basis;
• Password Policy Settings;
• Automatic Account Lockout;
• IP Manager CIDR support;
• Specify SSL ciphers to include or exclude;
• Support for RSA, DSA, and Elliptical Curve public and private keys;
• Support for Ephemeral Diffie-Hellman key exchange;
• Block FXP and reserved ports for PASV connections;
• Require Active Directory Security Group Membership;
• UTF-8 – Display filenames in foreign languages with their native charset;
• Taskbar icon control and status indicator;
• Connections limit and timeout controls;
• Transfer and connection statistics;
• Hidden server mode (Hides server window);
• Fine-Grained Directory Access Restrictions;
• IPv6 Support.

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