In certain cases, third-party clients may require specific configurations to establish proper connections with the server. One notable example is CoreFTP, where the default “SFTP” setting doesn’t actually utilize SSH File Transfer Protocol but instead employs FTP over SSH, which essentially means traditional FTP over an SSH tunnel.
To rectify this issue within CoreFTP:
- Access Advanced Settings: Navigate to the advanced settings section within CoreFTP.
- Modify SSH Settings: Look for the SSH settings option and enable “Use Putty-compatible SFTP”.
By enabling this option, you ensure that CoreFTP utilizes the appropriate SFTP protocol for connections, allowing seamless interaction with the server.
