The final tab of Easy settings is named Virtual accounts. To use Bitvise SSH Server with virtual accounts only, do not add any Windows account entries under 'Windows accounts'. This will prevent anyone from logging into your SSH Server using accounts not configured in SSH Server settings. Therefore, disable the checkbox 'Allow login to any Windows account'. This tutorial describes how to configure Bitvise SSH Server for file transfer using virtual accounts. The next tab of Easy settings is named Windows accounts.
We recommend that you wait with router and firewall settings until you have configured the server and tested your configuration by connecting with an SSH, SFTP and/or FTPS client installed on the same computer, or in your local network. If you plan to use FTPS, see Compatibility with FTPS clients. If you wish to enable FTPS access, you can enable it on this tab. You will also need to change the setting 'Open Windows Firewall' to 'Open port(s) to any computer'. When you are ready for your server to accept connections over the internet, you will need to open this tab and enable the checkbox 'Automatically configure router (requires UPnP)'. The first tab of Easy settings is named Server settings. If you have already performed any changes to SSH Server settings, click 'Restore', and then 'Reset settings to default values'. You can also access Easy settings at any later time by clicking Open easy settings. When you install Bitvise SSH Server, the Easy settings wizard should appear.
This tutorial explains step-by-step how to configure Bitvise SSH Server for a primary role as a file transfer server using SFTP, SCP and/or FTPS. A frequent usage scenario is to configure the SSH Server specifically for file transfer, without exposing the machine to terminal shell, tunneling and other types of access. Configuring Bitvise SSH Server for SFTP, SCP, FTPS file transferīitvise SSH Server provides multiple types of secure remote access to Windows.
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