VShell Server

What is VShell Server ?

Whether the user needs file transfer or a wide variety of remote access services, you need reliable, configurable network access software to master ever-evolving security threats beyond an ever-changing business environment.

Specializing in secure file transfer

• SFTP e SCP usando Secure Shell
• SECURE FTP edition over TLS (FTPS)
• Fine-grained user access control

VShell excels at file transfer security by controlling access to critical data backed up by logging, monitoring, and automation capabilities.

Remote Access and Administration

• Remote access
• File transfer
• Network administration

VShell provides robust security for standards-based and multiprotocol-based in-transit data with fine-grained access control and configuration.

Access

Grant access to VShell services by authorized users or groups. On an individual or group basis, allow or deny access to VShell services such as shell, SFTP, and port forwarding.

Virtual Roots

In Windows, the assignment is based on access control lists (ACLs).

Automation triggers

Configurable triggering conditions allow automated responses to server events such as login, logout, upload and download, as well as creating, deleting and renaming files/folders.

Logging

Selected server messages can be logged in the VShell log file, sent to the Windows system log or to a remote syslog/syslog-ng server. Message groups include errors, warnings, information, connection, authentication, SFTP, port forwarding, debugging, LSA, and FTPS. The W3C extended log file format option allows the use of the third party.

Monitor VShell

VShell Monitor is a real-time connection monitoring tool that allows an administrator to view active connections to the VShell server. VShell Monitor can be configured for administrator login start and easy access to the VShell Control Panel and Help.

Whether you need a file transfer or a wide range of remote access services, reliable, configurable network access software is required to master evolving security threats.

Main benefits

Provide strong, multi-protocol security for data in transit. The Secure Shell protocol provides proven open-standard authentication, encryption, and data integrity that enable you to deliver a wide variety of services to your organization with confidence. Adding FTP by TLS in VShell increases your protocol options.

Control user access to resources and files. VShell provides comprehensive controls for shell privilege management, file transfer, and other services. Examples include access control lists and virtual root directories.

Set up easily. VShell installs and runs correctly "out of the box". Setting up and configuring Windows is made easier by the graphical control panel.

Monitor and record events with automation support. VShell triggers help the user in tracing and responding because they take events such as failed logon attempts and uploaded files. The event log supports security monitoring and regulatory compliance.

Use connection-based licensing to your advantage.

LDAP server user authentication: Sign in to VShell using credentials provided by an external LDAP server.

Manage public user keys: Easily add, remove, and view common and user public keys through the new manage-public-key interface.

Additional encryption options: Support for ChaCha20-Poly1305 authenticated encryption encryption.

UNIX virtual directory access permissions: Fine-grained control of virtual directory access permissions in UNIX. Specific file and folder access permissions can be set per user, per virtual directory.

System Requirements

Windows 7 or higher (32 and 64bits), Windows Server 2008 or higher, macOS 10.11 or higher, Linux Ubuntu and Red Hat (32 and 64bits).

Internet connection.