Is there a way to achieve a secure FTP using your own SSH. SSH has a feature to redirect doors, we can use to establish a secure connection.
Actually use the two clients (SSH and FTP): SSH to connect securely with the redirection of ports, and FTP to connect to this port redirected by SSH.
What we have to do is:
- Establish a connection with the SSH server, using the feature “Port Forwarding”. We can choose any one door, such as 1500. Any connection to this port will be done in a safe manner.
* Establish a connection with the Secure FTP server on port specified in the SSH connection (in 1500).
Ready. The connection was made on port 1500, that is a redirection of SSH. Its secure FTP will therefore work like this: we SSH connects to the server specifying a port on redirect (1500). With the FTP client to connect people to this port (1500), so the connection is made under a secure channel, with all the features of SSH, especially the encryption. The SSH server in turn communicates with the FTP server. As the two servers are on the same machine, no data becomes clear in the network.
NOTE 1: The SSH and FTP servers must be on the same machine;
NOTE 2: The Secure FTP server must allow passive transfer (Passive Transfer);
NOTE 3: Possibly this redirection can be used for any other protocol, such as Pops, safe for reading e-mails.
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