southrivertech/titansftp repository overview

⁠ Titan SFTP Server

⁠An Enteprise Grade Secure File Transfer Server

Titan SFTP Server - A fully configured, secure file transfer server with full clustering and high availability options running in a container.

Note: Titan SFTP can be tested on a trial base with no purchase but once the trial period ends a license will need to be purchased for the software to function.

⁠Pre-configured, Optimized and Hardened for Web-based file transfers and SFTP duties

Titan SFTP Server uses the latest encryption standards, hashing algorithms and key-exchange settings to assure your transfers are secure. Other features include:

• Pre-configured out of the box with an SFTP server optimized to work as an SFTP Server
• Web-Based user interface for end-users who may not have an SFTP client
• Both Password and SSH Host Key Authentication is supported
• The server is pre-configured on port 2200 to help deter bots that scan for SSH servers on port 22
• The server is pre-hardened to enable only the most secure ciphers and key-exhange algorithms
• A secure web-based admin interface is available over https on port(s) 31443 and 41443; non-secure admin access is not supported
• Granular user permissions
• Protection against DoS attacks and Password Guessing
• IP Whitelisting and Blacklisting
• Ability to ban or kick users
• Simple web-based admin dashboard

⁠Usage

Starting a Secure Titan SFTP Server instance is simple:

docker run  -d "southrivertech/titansftp:latest" --name myserver -host myhost -p 22:22 -p 990:990 -p 443:443 -p 31443:31443

• -d is the name of the image
• -name will be the container name as it runs in docker
• -host will be the host name.
• -p is the public:private port mapping to open through the firewall

⁠Web-Based Admin Console

The admin console is web-based. It includes a self-signed certificate for 'localhost' which will allow you to connect, but you will receive a browser warning due to the host-name mismatch. This is OK. You'll want to replace the self-signed certificate with your own certificate eventually.

https://myhost:31443/

⁠Repository

For more information, check out the Titan SFTP Server Repository on GitHub⁠