FTPS, which is FTP over TLS (SSL), is a part of z/OS TCPIP as delivered by IBM.

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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Edward M Martin
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2010 3:39 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: SFTP versus FTPS

Hello Everyone,

Ok I need some comments and guidance.  FTP using the SSH is not what we want, I 
believe.
We want FTP/SSL or FTPS (implicit SSL).  Which from my earlier question about 
FTP and TCP/IP on z/OS is not in the BASE TCP/IP suite.

Alan this statement would  this be the part of the IBM PORTED Tools that you 
are talking about (see below).
If it is then, That would SFTP and not the FTP/SSL (FTPS) that we require.

TCP/IP is part of z/OS Communications Server (nee VTAM). It is not a part of 
the base z/OS. It is a charge feature of z/OS. "sftp" is available for z/OS, 
but must be ordered. It is part of the OpenSSH port ( 5655-M23). It is free. 
This version of sftp only support z/OS UNIX files.

(It is amazing that the simple definition of SFTP versus FTPS can cause me so 
much grief on a Friday afternoon at 16:20. And I am leaving so expect a late 
response.)

Here is the Wikipedia definitions. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SFTP

I think that I am getting confused with SecureFTP for VSE (CSI's product and 
the one we want) which by definition is FTPS.
FTP using SSL and TLS.

Plus I have some Opie that indicates that they want SFTP and
".  SFTP, for our purposes here at <name removed> , is for Implicit SSL 
connections.  FTPS, is for SSH connections which we don't accept at all in 
fact. "

FTPS that matches what I have in WS_FTP PRO.

This is what WS-FTP has

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Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-363-5050
ext 35050

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