Configuring FTP For Any Local User Configuring FTP Service Configuring FTP Services For FTP Group Configuring FTP Service Connecting with FTP The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a simple option for data transfers. The SSH options provide secure transfer methods for critical objects like configuration files, while the Trivial FTP options provide simple file transfer methods for non-critical files.
Options for configuring FTP, SSH, and TFTP are in System Settings > Services.
FTP Basic Settings FTP Advanced Settings Access and TLS Setting Options Access Settings TLS Settings Other Options Bandwidth Settings The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a simple option for data transfers. The SSH options provide secure transfer methods for critical objects like configuration files, while the Trivial FTP options provide simple file transfer methods for non-critical files.
The FTP service has basic and advanced setting options. Click the edit for FTP to open the Basic Settings configuration screen.
Configuring SSH Service Configuring Advanced SSH Settings Using SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) Using SFTP Connections The SSH service lets users connect to TrueNAS with the Secure SHell Transport Layer Protocol. When using TrueNAS as an SSH server, the users in the network must use SSH client software to transfer files with SSH.
Allowing external connections to TrueNAS is a security vulnerability! Do not enable SSH unless you require external connections.
SSH Basic Settings Options SSH Advanced Settings Options The System Settings > Services > SSH screen allows you to set up SSH service on TrueNAS SCALE.
Click edit to open the Services > SSH configuration screen.
Allowing external connections to TrueNAS is a security vulnerability! Do not enable SSH unless you require external connections. See Security Recommendations for more security considerations when using SSH. SSH Basic Settings Options The Basic Settings options display by default when you edit the SSH service.
