
Version 3.0.3 adds full support for Windows 7 and Server 2008 32-bit and 64-bit editions and features a new UI.
BatchSync FTP is a reliable and high speed solution for automating file synchronization, backups, mirroring, and replication over FTP. It is designed to be run scheduled and unattended at the server, with extensive logging options and email notifications to help with remote monitoring. Features include folder sync between local/network and FTP server folders, one-way file synchronization, one-way file replication, two-way file synchronization (bi-directional), SyncDB smart change tracking, run scheduled/On demand, run as a service, multithreaded transfers and more.
BatchSync Secure FTPS/SFTP is a secure and high speed solution for automating file synchronization, backups, mirroring and replication over FTP, FTP/SSL and SFTP over SSH2 connections.
The following editions are available:
SiteDesigner Technologies was founded in 1989 and released its first commercial software in the same year. It has over 30,000 customers in 110+ counties. The company's mission is to create robust software tools allowing business users around the globe to transfer files quickly and securely over the Internet. SiteDesigner Technologies' software helps users automate complex file transfer tasks for unattended operation, lowering management and operational costs. It ensures data safety by using standardized and proven encryption protocols and methods.
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Product: BatchSync FTP | BatchSync Secure FTPS/SFTP
Publisher: SiteDesigner Technologies
Category: File Transfer/Upload
Architecture: 32 Bit | 64 Bit | Dev Tools & IT Utilities | Windows Dev Tools | Windows 2000 | Windows 7 | Windows Server 2003 | Windows Server 2008 | Windows Vista | Windows XP
Type: Feature Releases
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Published in Development Tool News & Software Component News, August 06, 2010
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