Agreed, but you will find many customers requiring an encrypted transfer 
method, especially for financial documents and I'm sure it's required for 
medical documents thought I've not had the pleasure of working with them yet.  
sftp is considered the better of the two from what I've found in my research 
and is easier to work with in my opinion.  For instance with psftp you connect, 
accept the key and you are good to automate it from there.  GIS/SI requires you 
to import a certificate since you have no way to interactively accept one.  

Dave Records
Records Consulting, LLC
Byron Center, MI
Email:  [email protected]










On Nov 20, 2011, at 11:45 AM, Michael Mattias/LS wrote:

11/20/11

> Can anyone recommend communication software for Windows that supports FTPs or 
> sFTP for Windows?
> We have a customer that only needs this for one trading partner?

If "FTPs" and "sFTP" mean " FTP supporting user id/passwords whtout any of the 
oddball things" ........

Microsoft ftp.exe is installed on all Windows systems. It's scriptable -tjhat 
is, can be set up to run unattended; has a 
command/interactive mode, too (UGLY WARNING HERE); nothing additional to 
purchase because it's already installed. .

It's not terribly long on error reporting, logging or anything else, but it can 
get the job done.

(I have never understood the obsession with "secure" FTP and/or "AS2" 
communications for day-to-day supply chain document 
exchange. If your competition does not know what you are selling to whom they 
are not much competition anyway!)

Michael C. Mattias
Tal Systems Inc.
Racine WI
[email protected]





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