Maverick SSHD Component

Maverick SSHD Component is a version of the popularJ2SSH Maverick API, more exactly the server-side version . Start developing enterprise-class secure business applications that take advantage of the enhanced, scalable framework and optimized performance.

The Maverick SSHD Component is designed specifically for intensive, server-side Java SSH applications . Built to take advantage of the optimized NIO classes provided by the Java Development Kit version 1.4.2, the Maverick SSHD delivers maximum possible performance for your heterogenous security solutions.

The Maverick SSHD API is fully extensible. As a developer, you are able to plug-in your own authentication processes, control your application's threading requirements and a virtual filesystem is included.

This level of configuration is exclusive to our SSHD, no other solution offers the same degree of control over resources and the opportunity for easy expansion.

Here are some key features of "Maverick SSHD Component":

￭ Cross platform, 100% Java� based component ￭ Supports JDK 1.4.2_05 and above ￭ SSH2 support only, for maximum security ￭ Supports SSH2 protocol only for maximum security ￭ SFTP & SCP file transfer protocols supported ￭ Scalable implementation based upon the Java NIO framework ￭ Reduce overheads by controlling your server's threading requirements ￭ Local and remote port forwarding fully supported ￭ Password authentication ￭ Public-key authentication ￭ Blowfish/3DES encryption ciphers ￭ Optional Twofish, AES & CAST ciphers (Requires additional configuration) ￭ SHA1/MD5 Message Authentication Codes (MACs) ￭ HTTP, SOCKS 4 and SOCKS 5 proxy support ￭ ZLIB Compression ￭ NativeAuthenticationProvider interface allows customization of the login process ￭ Abstract SessionChannel class allows customization of the shell and command execution ￭ NativeFileSystemProvider interface to customize file access ￭ Built in VirtualFileSystem provides platform independent NativeFileSystemProvider implementation ￭ VirtualFileSystem allows mounts to be defined by mapping virtual directories to physical folders

Limitations:

￭ 45 days trial