SSH Server

What is SSH Server?

Secure file transfer and terminal access to Windows

SSH Server supports all desktop and server versions of Windows.

Bitvise SSH Server supports the following SSH services:

Remote and secure access via console.
Remote and secure access via GUI.
Secure file transfer using SFTP and SCP - compatible with all major clients.
Secure file transfer using FTP over TLS and SSL - compatible with secure FTPS clients.
Git integration safe and effortless.
TCP secure connection and IP tunneling.

Professional SSH Server

These are some of the features that make Bitvise SSH Server special:

Ease of use: It is designed for Windows, so that it is easy to install and configure. In a normal Windows environment, it works immediately after installation without configuration.
Encryption and security: Provides state-of-the-art encryption and appropriate security measures as part of a standards-compliant solution, meeting PCI, HIPAA, or FIPS 140-2 validation requirements.
FTPS Support: You can manipulate file transfer connections using FTP over TLS, as well as SFTP and SCP over SSH.
Unlimited connections: SSH Server does not impose limits on the number of users who can connect and is no longer expensive for a larger number of connections. The number of concurrent connections is limited only by system resources.
Two-factor authentication: Connections that use SSH, SFTP, and SCP clients may require a single password based on additional time. Compatible with RFC 6238 authenticator applications, including Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator, LastPass, Authy, or FreeOTP.
Windows Groups: SSH Server natively supports configurability across Windows groups. There is no need to set any account settings for each Windows account individually.
Quotas and statistics: SSH Server can be configured with per-user and per-group quotas and bandwidth limits, and keeps track of daily, monthly, and annual usage statistics.

System requirements: