PowerTCP FTP for .NET Features

• Upload and download files and directories.
• Create directories.
• Delete files and directories, including subfolders.
• ASCII and binary transfers.
• Passive and active transfers.
• Set site-specific options and parameters.
• Compliant with RFC 959 plus many extension standards.
• Stream interface support the creation or inspection of data in memory without file access.
• Serializable classes persist application settings between sessions.
• Blocking and non-blocking (asynchronous) operation.
• Progress event reports transfer rate and statistics.
• Supports multiple file transfer using wildcards (MGET and MPUT).
• Synchronize remote and local directories.
• Resume interrupted transfers.
• Methods are simple blocking functions with little overhead.
• Streamlined for integration into non-UI projects such as web sites and services.
• Supports Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications.
• Start and Marshal methods provide asynchronous use for applications with a UI.
• Perform simultaneous file transfers in multi-threaded applications.
• Progress event is used to monitor and display transfer rate and advancement.
• Log event is used to for logging and debugging.
• Compatible with Client Profile projects.
• Parses listings into easy-to-use objects.
• Throttle property can be used to limit bandwidth used.
• Stream interface for direct access to the data connection.
• Supports MODE Z file transfer compression.
• IPv6 support, including "dual stack sockets" to help migrate to IPv6.
• Send custom commands.
• Abort transfers without losing the control connection.
• Customize List parsing to recognize non-English months.
• Security and Proxy Support
  • SSL2, SSL3, TLS version 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 support for stream-level security.
  • Supports certificate-based authentication for both client and server.
  • Network Address Translation (NAT) router support for secure transfers.
  • Explicit and implicit FTPS support.
  • Firewall and proxy support for SOCKS 4/5, HTTP CONNECT, OPEN, USER and SITE FTP.
  • Secure the control (command) connection, the data connection, both, or neither.
  • Switch between secure and non-secure modes.
  • X509 certificate management.
  • Certificate callbacks allow for user-driven certificate validation.