MOVEit 2020 with New Gateway and Mobile Modules
- Chris Payne
- 21 May 2020
- Managed File Transfer, MFT, MOVEit
It has been quite a long wait since the last release of MOVEit in 2019 - six months to be exact. We can only speculate that there has been some integration to do between Progress and Ipswitch, since the acquisition last year which may have delayed things.
What is Explicit and Implicit FTPS?
- Jessica Reynolds
- 12 March 2020
- Managed File Transfer, File Transfer, Data Security, GDPR, FTPS
You may have noticed that this is our second blog post on the different configurable modes of FTP, in recent days - after our previous blog on the differences between active and passive FTP. We often write about our experiences at the time and the past 30-days have been no exception, having spoken with and assisted a number of customers through the intricacies of FTP.
What is the Difference Between Active and Passive FTP?
- Chris Payne
- 3 March 2020
- Managed File Transfer, File Transfer, FTP
For a protocol with nearly fifty years on the clock, FTP can sometimes be a lot more complicated than most would assume. In particular, there is often a strong misunderstanding of the differences between active and passive FTP sessions, which can lead to confusion around port numbers in use and how the protocol really works.
How to Automate File Transfers with Azure using MOVEit
- Jessica Reynolds
- 1 March 2020
- Managed File Transfer, Automation, MOVEit, Microsoft Azure
For those of you who use MOVEit Automation to automate the transfer of files between different hosts, you will know that while there are a number of supported hosts from SFTP servers to Amazon S3, there is no current native connector for Microsoft Azure blobs at the time of writing.
Why Maintenance Tasks are so Important for MOVEit
- Chris Payne
- 26 February 2020
- Managed File Transfer, File Transfer, MOVEit
After working with quite a few customers on upgrading their MOVEit installations over the past six months, there is one thing which we have noticed is being frequently overlooked - the regular execution of maintenance tasks, which help to keep MOVEit healthy and operationally functional.
Renaming Files With Dynamic Parameters Using MOVEit Automation
- Jessica Reynolds
- 12 December 2019
- Managed File Transfer, File Transfer, Automation, MOVEit
So, you have installed MOVEit Automation and have started to create automated workflows for moving files from one location to another. But with that initial requirement now fulfilled, what else can you get out of the solution?
8 Things That You Didn't Know You Could Do With MOVEit
- Chris Payne
- 11 December 2019
- Managed File Transfer, File Transfer, Automation, MOVEit
With over eleven years' of technical experience with Ipswitch MOVEit solutions, we quite often are asked about how the solution might be able to solve some of the requirements which are not typically spoken about on the marketing materials.
How Could a No-Deal Brexit Affect Data Transfers?
- Chris Payne
- 20 September 2019
- Managed File Transfer, GDPR, MOVEit
Generally I don't like to write about brexit because of the emotional attachments that some people have to it; and the fact that it is almost impossible to find stock imagery which doesn't sway to either side of the debate.
What is an AS2 File Transfer?
- Jessica Reynolds
- 18 September 2019
- Managed File Transfer, MOVEit, AS2
If you have worked with file transfer systems for any length of time, you might have heard of or even seen settings available which refer to AS2. Despite this protocol and its predecessor AS1 having existed since the 1990s, very few people know what it is or how it works.
Five Alternatives to FTP - Secure File Transfers
- Jessica Reynolds
- 17 September 2019
- Managed File Transfer, File Transfer, FTP, MOVEit, sftp
FTP has been around for as long as I can remember; and according to Rapid7 is still in widespread use today with over 21 million FTP servers on present on the internet today.
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