RaidenFTPD

RaidenFTPD is a helpful File Transfer Protocol application designed for both simple and power users. It might look like it does not include a lot of features, but that is definitely a mistake since there are plenty of actions that can be done using this software. Right from the start, you'll notice the app does include a lot of helpful material that explains what can be done with it and how exactly.

Although it packs a punch, in terms of looks it does not really present any notable features. It is true that all features are accurately labeled and well represented through icons. All functions are grouped based on their purpose, and this makes navigation a breeze when working with this program. A log and the integrated system monitor help the user understand what causes any errors that might occur.

Multiple created servers can be linked together with the help of VLS options, although I found this feature to be oriented toward power users. The whole idea is cool, though, because it ultimately grants you more space to use in your transfers between distinct terminals.

Regardless of your server's purpose, keep in mind that NAT settings might need to be adjusted. On this note, I was very happy to see the app pretty much-cleared things on this subject, reminding individuals that this might be a task that needs undertaking during setup. Other aspects regarding your server deal with the number of users accepted, connections allowed, ports to be used, keeping files hidden, and also if client IPs should be checked or not.

If for some reason you feel your log file might be at risk on account of the sensitive information it contains, you can also tell the app to encrypt it until you want to check any of the noted elements within its structures. RaidenFTPD proved to be a complete solution for use with any number of goals involving independent servers and cableless file transfers.