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Jars > Utilities > Communication > Secure FTP Command Line

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Category: Communication Language: Java

Secure FTP Command Line

This product is a command-line utility that allows FTP connections to be made using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). It allows for both implicit and explicit SSL connections with (or without) data encryption.

Submitted by : Glub Tech
Resource URL : http://secureftp.glub.com/download_cli.html
Source Code : Not Available
Detailed Review : http://
Type : Application
Category : Communication
Language : Java
Marketing : Freeware
Development : Release
History : New Submission
Version : 2.0.11
Date Submitted : 04-DEC-02
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