Hey guys, Raysync release new version v6.6.8.0 version, let's see what's news. 1.Server sync tasks can now be assigned to specific Raysync clients When creating a server sync task in the Admin Poprtal, administrator can now specify the online nodes to which you want to distribute the task. If you don't specify any nodes, the task will be sent to all online nodes by default.     2. Raysync Client log cleanup setting and compression When transferring large amounts of data, you can now right-click on the client icon and select "log settings" to configure automatic log cleanup time on your local client. Setting a shorter time will result in more frequent cleanups. Additionally, the system will automatically compress your local logs every 24 hours. Daily logs can also be collected and provided to Raysync technical support for troubleshooting when there is a need.     3. Keep the source directory structure when automatically deleting source files When creating a sync task, a new "Reserve source directory structure" option has been added for file handling. After the system completes the sync process, files within the source directory will be deleted, but folders will remain and preserve the original folder structure. 4. Other features Apart from the aforementioned features, this version brings several enhancements to elevate the overall customer experience. For instance, point-to-point transfer tasks now allow input of email accounts, sync command client includes upgrade scripts, transfer log details have paging, and there are optimizations in event and traffic reporting functionality. Additionally, the new Raysync-event service has been introduced. To explore these new features, kindly get in touch with us. What other features are you looking forward to adding to Raysync? Please contact: support@raysync.io or apply for a free trial now!

For many companies, it is time to implement managed file transfer solutions. Perhaps new compliance requirements need to be met, new relationships with third parties and customers who require advanced data exchange, or escalating internal requirements between teams. For whatever reason, there may be options for open source managed file transfer software. Many companies use open source solutions to meet daily needs, so what are the advantages and disadvantages of this approach? We studied this question, and this is what we found. Advantages of open source managed file transfer software 1. Free When you stare at a long list of expensive IT projects, free is convincing, right? The price tag of any open source solution is usually the reason why the IT team considers them. If your MFT software needs are short-term or small, and you have no compliance requirements, then this may be a viable option for you. 2. Excellent features Although there may not be any open source management file transfer solution with features comparable to commercial options, more mature products can still meet most of your needs. Likewise, you will need to consider the first warning about long-term plans for your application. 3. Community-based support and development If you can find solutions used by many companies, there may be enough user communities to find answers to questions and continue to develop them. Some open source options available on the web today provide fee-based consulting and support packages. 4. Develop solutions according to your own unique needs If you have a large internal technology/development team, you can promote the functions of the selected open source solution according to your unique needs. In general, this is the beauty of open source solutions-no need to worry about product roadmaps or copyright issues. Although most IT teams cannot accommodate such projects on a busy roster, some companies do have bandwidth. Disadvantages of open source managed file transfer software 1. Effective support cannot be guaranteed Although the software itself has no cost, the cost is reflected in other ways. For example, if you encounter a problem, you will not have a technical customer support representative who can help at any time. The user community may not have an answer for you. The option to provide this service support cost and the cost you pay may be equivalent to purchasing a fully functional MFT solution. Make sure to do your homework on hidden costs. 2. Very time-consuming setup and maintenance Depending on the maturity of the open source option, you may encounter errors or problems that hinder the productivity of the people you want to support. This may eventually take up the bandwidth of an IT team that has no spare capacity. 3. Fewer potential functions Commercial MFT options have a dedicated development team that can continuously improve them, usually requiring customer feedback and continuous industry best practices. Even if the open source solution is called MFT, it will lack some key features of a true MFT solution. The True MFT software has advanced features for secure file collaboration and transfer, as well as a complete audit trail of all users and activities, and configurable notifications for failed tasks. 4. You can eliminate it quickly You may find that the open source MFT option can meet your needs for temporary file transfer, but cannot adapt to the complexity of business growth or increased demand. This means that just as you see an increase in daily file transfer demands, you will lose the ability to complete files effectively, leaving users in trouble. 5. It may lack security/auditability features In today's IT environment, security is paramount. If you must comply with any industry or government regulations, then an effective managed file transfer solution can help it with detailed logging and advanced security protocols. 6. It may disappear Open source software is the cowboy of the IT industry: it is free and can be on the road anytime, anywhere. Maybe the developer who started the project decided to stop working. Or you have acquired a company that provides the free version you rely on, and they want to focus on their paid software. The last thing you want is an open source MFT application. Conclusion How to choose between open source and commercial MFT? Open source managed file transfer software has its unique advantages, but it is not suitable for all needs. The first step in determining how to move forward is to develop a business case. This will enable you to specify precise requirements in detail and then evaluate free and paid options based on your own criteria. There is another important point to consider. Although there are MFT products available in the open source field, they are almost the same. In the free or commercial MFT space, high-speed large file transfer requirements may be better.

As companies recognize the need for solutions that meet their file transfer, automation, and encryption needs, a question often arises: What is managed file transfer and how is it different from my current file transfer process? What is Managed File Transfer? Essentially, managed file transfer is a secure solution that uses industry-standard file transfer protocols and encryption standards to meet inbound and outbound files all aspects of the transfer. The "managing" in managed file transfer refers to how the software automatically, simplifies, and simplifies the transfer. MFT can exchange this data between your organization, private network, system, web application, trading partner, and cloud environment from a centralized management point. Features of Managed File Transfer Unlike simple FTP or SFTP, managed file transfer software usually have the following features: Extensive security controls Enterprise-level security features, such as setting password policies and using LDAP, AD, and other identity and access management functions to authenticate users, are part of a good MFT solution. You should also be able to easily prevent brute force attacks and DOS attacks, create SSL certificates and SSH/Open PGP keys and maintain compliance with strict internal policies, laws, and regulations. Automatic batch file transfer Users can use MFT's built-in scheduler to schedule batch file transfers to run at a future date and time. As long as the monitor detects new files, modified files, or deleted files in the target folder, projects and workflows can also be executed automatically. With a managed file transfer solution, projects can also run simultaneously. Support for industry-standard file servers MFT solutions usually provide multiple file servers for inbound customers, trading partners, and employee file transfers, including FTPS, SFTP, and AS2. These servers allow authenticated users to initiate a secure connection to your internal network and exchange sensitive files. The HTTPS server can also be used for users who wish to perform temporary file transfers through a web browser. A safe method to meet file transfer requirements Organizations of all sizes can use managed file transfer solutions to meet the needs of sending or receiving dozens of files every week to exchanging thousands of files every day. With strong encryption practices, IT and network security professionals can ensure that MFT can protect their data regardless of the size, content, or frequency of file transfers. How does Managed File Transfer Work? If you have massive files to transfer remotely to your colleague, or a hard-to-deliver encrypted document to transfer, whether it is a confidential document, an audit report or an asset valuation, a marketing proposal, etc., these situations can be transmitted to each other with the MFT solution. Step 1: Sending files via MFT program or plug-in There are several processes for transferring files. Transfer through the MFT solution email plug-in. Sent through the Web client. Automatic transfer through MFT solutions. The files to be transferred are placed in a dedicated folder where the recipient can securely connect to the folder and download it. Step 2: MFT encrypts your files Whether you encrypt your files through an email plugin, a web client or by placing them in a monitored folder, the MFT solution will automatically encrypt your files in a different way. Step 3: Transfer the encrypted file to the recipient and decrypt it Once the file has been transferred via MFT, the file is sent to a location specified by you, which may be a folder, an email address. next, the recipient can then access the file and decrypt it. Benefits of MFT Compliance According to legislation and some industry requirements, such as healthcare industry, payment card industry, etc., there are usually strict data security standards. Using MFT solution to encrypt, share, transmit and store sensitive data can reduce the risk and effectively meet the data security standards. Strong Encryption Managed file transfers can easily scale to meet the file transfer needs of any organization, whether dozens per week or thousands or more per day. MFT uses a variety of industry standard technologies to encrypt and compress in-transit and at-rest file transfers to protect data security. Data Growth & Data Security With the growth, enterprises have a greater and more diverse need to transmit, receive, and share files for data transfer. Especially for some enterprises need to cross-country, cross-border, and transfer files around the world. There are higher requirements for the security and efficiency speed of data transmission. With MFT, preemptive security policies can be monitored and verified in real time and controlled to protect data in transit or at rest. At the same time, MFT provides this scalability across multiple infrastructure and endpoint devices. Trends Technology is constantly being updated, so moving files has become more complex than ever before. Big data, the cloud, AI, and the Internet of Things are all popular now, placing higher demands on data transfer. The development and application of new technologies require higher speed and capacity. And MFT meets exactly these needs. Predictable Companies need to anticipate potential risks to reduce possible losses. Companies can clearly monitor who is transmitting what files. MFT can be useful for potential risks, etc. In Summary Finally, the more complete MFT products on the market usually have the ability to handle the critical file transfer requirements of sharing large files through accelerated file transfer protocols, local collaboration functions, and even secure email plug-ins. High-speed large file transfer solution, Raysync, is dedicated to meeting the data transfer needs of enterprises or external partners, providing efficient and controllable accelerated transfer of large files, ultra-long distance, transnational network data transfer, safe distribution of file assets, file management, and organizational authority management, Supports local deployment and cloud services, and provides enterprises with safe, stable, efficient and convenient large file interactive technical support and services.

Managed file transfer software allows secure, compliant, and effective data exchange or transmission across networks. The hosted file transfer software MFT technology is based on the file transfer protocol technology and aims to increase management and security functions to protect data and expand the transfer of data and files. The MFT solution supports multiple file transfer protocols other than standard FTP and SFTP. Managed file transfer software can be deployed as locally licensed software packages and software as a service solutions. A rich set of security and management features enables users to achieve end-to-end visibility and control through encryption, reports, logs, and other audit trails, and data protection. Enterprises use MFT solutions to automate, simplify, and simplify file transfers. Companies that need to transmit large amounts of data every day to maintain security and compliance are best suited to use MFT tools. Generally, industries such as banking and financial services, insurance, retail, healthcare, and manufacturing make extensive use of MFT tools. Managed file transfer software solution is similar to the file transfer protocol software, in which two types of tools are helpful for file and data transfer. However, MFT software adds security and management. To be eligible for inclusion in the Managed File Transfer Software category, the product must: 1) Built on the FTP network protocol, supports multiple file transfer protocols other than FTP and SFTP; 2) Automate and protect the file transfer process; 3) Provide real-time reports and operational visibility of file transfer during transfer; 4) Provide security and encryption to protect data in transit; 5) Provide audit and log records to meet compliance requirements; 6) Integration with existing security infrastructure. Raysync large file transfer software, high-speed transfer system, provides FTP transfer acceleration service, file synchronization transfer, enterprise-level large file transfer protocol, solves the problem of slow big data transfer, cross-border transfer, and transnational large file transfer, helping companies Improve transmission efficiency.

Large file data transmission is a very important part of the future for enterprises. The traditional method can choose traditional FTP, network disk and other methods to transmit. For large file data, the transmission speed may be slow and the data may be unreliable. Greatly affect the work efficiency of the enterprise. The following describes a File Transfer Tool: Raysync RaySSH Acceleration is a perfect alternative to ssh / sshd / scp / rsync tools of OpenSSH, a sharp transmission tool for Linux / Unix systems. Function of Raysync RaySSH Acceleration RaySSH The functions of RaySSH is consistent with the ssh functions under Linux. Therefore, an encrypted connection channel can be built to authorize users’ rights, delegate permission and transmit encrypted file. RayScp RayScp has same functions as scp function under Linux, including file /folder upload and download functions. RaySync RaySync has same functions as rsync under Linux, which can synchronize file/folder file between two hosts and supports the function of differential file transfer of rsync More Advantages of RaySSH Acceleration Functions are fully compatible with OpenSSH Supports all functions of ssh, scp and rsync; fully compatible with functions of user authentication, permission delegation, file encryption and transmission. Command line is fully compatible with OpenSSH When OpenSSH users migrate to RaySSH, they only need to change the name of command line program given the command line function parameters are fully compatible. Fast transmission speed In a network environment of high latency and high packet loss, RaySSH transmission speed is 5 to 50 times faster than OpenSSH. Technical Principle Raysync Proxy products include Raysync Proxy client terminal and Raysync Proxy server. Raysync offers free trial version software and technical support for enterprise users! Try Raysync RaySSH acceleration service Now!