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  • aviso66
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    • Dec 2012
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    scan to sftp.

    Hi,

    the security for the server is very strict. they only enable sftp for the scanning. We are not allowed to add any third party software into the server like file zilla to work as sftp scanning as well. is there any windows built in sftp solution for the scan?

    I will look forward to your reply.

    thanks
    Tags: ricoh, scanning, server, sftp
    • aviso66
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      #2
      Re: scan to sftp.

      ok what about the scanning from ricoh?
      is there any steps on how to setup from the ricoh scan to the server?

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        • slimslob
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          Re: scan to sftp.

          Originally posted by aviso66
          ok what about the scanning from ricoh?
          is there any steps on how to setup from the ricoh scan to the server?
          I believe that SFTP uses a different port that FTP so that will have to be set. It also uses at least SSL and possibly might require installing a specific security certificate that the server recognizes.

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            • rthonpm
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              Re: scan to sftp.

              You can also setup an FTPS server natively in Windows through IIS. Keep in mind that FTPS and SFTP are two different protocols.

              Installing a secure FTP server on Windows using IIS :: WinSCP

              If security is such a premium why aren't they using SMB, which offers much better security features, including encryption with SMB 3.

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                • tsbservice
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                  Re: scan to sftp.

                  Originally posted by rthonpm
                  You can also setup an FTPS server natively in Windows through IIS. Keep in mind that FTPS and SFTP are two different protocols.

                  Installing a secure FTP server on Windows using IIS :: WinSCP

                  If security is such a premium why aren't they using SMB, which offers much better security features, including encryption with SMB 3.

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                    • aviso66
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                      Re: scan to sftp.

                      Originally posted by rthonpm
                      You can also setup an FTPS server natively in Windows through IIS. Keep in mind that FTPS and SFTP are two different protocols.

                      Installing a secure FTP server on Windows using IIS :: WinSCP

                      If security is such a premium why aren't they using SMB, which offers much better security features, including encryption with SMB 3.

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                      our machine doesnt support smb3 or the firmware is not there....

                      We have MP9002, MPC 4501 and MPW2401.

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                        • slimslob
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                          Re: scan to sftp.

                          Originally posted by aviso66
                          our machine doesnt support smb3 or the firmware is not there....

                          We have MP9002, MPC 4501 and MPW2401.
                          The USB2.0/SD SLOT option is available for all three of those models. The W2401 will also require the File Format converter in not already installed. If you cannot get the USB2.0/SD option, just make the SP settings in the installation instructions and you can use the USB connector that the instructions say to connect the option to. You can also use a USB extension cable to bring the connection up to the front of the machine. I believe you can also use a SD to USB adapter.

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