It adapts the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol with encryption and secure authentication on both server and client. SSH or Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) is a secure file transfer protocol for file access, transfer, and management.

Tip: You can use RunCloud File Manager in RunCloud panel for simple file management. You are recommended to use SFTP for file transfer instead. By default, RunCloud Firewall blocks FTP (port 21) at your server. Anyone is able to read the FTP usernames, passwords, commands and data by packet capture (sniffing) on the network. This field is mandatory and cannot be left empty.FTP (File Transfer Protocol) uses clear text for all transmissions. A new dialog will ask you to enter applicable hostnames for the new certificate. Once the Let’ Encrypt® options are set up, click on the Generate new button. For further info about how to set up Let’s Encrypt® please consult Configuring Let’s Encrypt®. If you’ve not done that yet, a button will display the text Set up Let’s Encrypt® options first and clicking it you will be redirected to the relevant page. To generate a certificate using Let’s Encrypt®, you must first set up the generic Let’s Encrypt® configuration. Generate a certificate using Let’s Encrypt® If left empty the Distinguished Name will be populated with CN=filezilla-server self signed certificate. A new dialog will ask you to enter the Distinguished Name and the applicable hostnames for the new certificate. To generate a new self-signed certificate, click on the Generate new button. Sometimes, both the private key and the certificates chain are in the same file: in that case, just enter the path to that file in both the key and certificate field.

Then, enter the paths and, if required by your certificate, the password. To install a third parties’ TLS certificate, upload the relevant private key and certificate chain files to a location where FileZilla Server has access. Manually provide a certificate created by a third party

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