FTP Proxy

FTP Proxy Proxies are specialized servers that sit between a user’s computer and an FTP server. They intercept all requests to the FTP server to check the integrity and safety of the connection. They provide an additional layer of security and can help improve traffic management, performance and reliability in FTP connections. Often used by businesses or organizations to protect their internal networks.

What Is FTP Proxy?

FTP Proxy is a server which acts as an intermediary for requests. It can function as a method for transferring files, helping to facilitate the request and response process for file transfers in a system or network.

Why Use FTP Proxy Proxies?

Using an FTP Proxy can help enhance security when transferring files. It mitigates the risk of direct connection between the client and the server, protecting your information from potential cyber threats. Additionally, it can also be used to bypass geo-restrictions, enable faster data transmission, and load balance FTP traffic.

How Do I Set Up an FTP Proxy?

Setting up an FTP proxy may vary based on the program you’re using. In most cases, it involves entering the proxy server’s address, port, and login credentials in the FTP client’s connection settings. It’s recommended to consult the specific software’s manual or support team for detailed instructions.