SSH Key Authentication
Use SSH key authentication for secure remote access and file transfer
Require key-based SSH logins for secure file transfer
SolarWinds® Serv-U® Managed File Transfer (MFT) offers your end users the options they need for safe file access and transfer. MFT supports the SSH protocol, which enables SSH private keys authentication, a proven, enterprise-grade method for enhanced access control and data encryption. Admins can easily assign users SSH key pairs through the Serv-U console, helping ensure only the correct users have access to sensitive data.
Support easy remote sharing with public key authentication
Serv-U MFT key-based SSH login capabilities provide end users with easy peer-to-peer file sharing and folder synchronization. SSH authentication occurs automatically, and MFT doesn’t require special clients or plugins for users to leverage key-based SSH login. Admins can take advantage of SSH key based authentication, password authentication, or SSH and password-protected multi-factor authentication to facilitate quick, safe connections for end users seeking to share and receive data.
Use SSH private key authentication to demonstrate compliance
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What is SSH key authentication?
Secure Shell (SSH) key authentication is a form of remote access control commonly used in file transfer tools and often leveraged by major corporations and cloud data centers. The SSH protocol provides secure remote login, and key authentication is based on the generation of SSH keys, which are encrypted access credentials. A common form of key authentication is public key authentication, which allows access between a local machine and a remote server.
What is SSH key authentication?
Secure Shell (SSH) key authentication is a form of remote access control commonly used in file transfer tools and often leveraged by major corporations and cloud data centers. The SSH protocol provides secure remote login, and key authentication is based on the generation of SSH keys, which are encrypted access credentials. A common form of key authentication is public key authentication, which allows access between a local machine and a remote server.
Serv-U supports SSH key authentication for secure encryption
Serv-U
- Admins can require SSH key authentication to ensure enterprise-grade data encryption.
- The Serv-U console allows users and admins to easily create public and private key pairs
- Key-based SSH login enables automatic, fast, and secure file transfer.


