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The last place I worked, we used WinSSH for this
purpose. Trivial to setup and cheap (about $100/ £65). This allows
you to tunnel FTP and use Windows auth. There's also additional options to
allow some additional access control, e.g. only specific groups can use the
tunnel, etc.
If I remember correctly, this is the
product:
--Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 6:46
PM
Subject: [ActiveDir] SFTP with AD
Auth
I just thought I'd poll everyone to see what is being used as a SFTP
server. Because of the politics of the arena here, the server will have
to be on a member server and not on an DC itself - which I can't think would
make much of a difference. The users will be accessing their home dirs
only. I've found a couple of packages just by doing some google
searches:
FreeSTP doesn't look like it
works unless it's actually on a DC. Although I haven't confirmed that
yet.
SSH
Secure Shell (which is now SSH TecTIA) at first glance looks like you
need their client to connect to the server. I'd really like to stay with
something that works with most free SFTP clients (Filezilla, WinSCP, Etc).
I've found a few more, but I thought (like I said) I would get a
poll just to see what others used. Thanks, Paul
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