SSH Tectia Server and Client Version Differences

This section lists the features included in different versions of SSH Tectia Server and SSH Tectia Client.

Table 7.1. SSH Tectia Server versions and features

Functionality	Server	Server (with EFT)	Server (with Tunneling)	Server for z/OS
Secure terminal server	x	x	x	x
SFTP server	x	x	x	x
Tunneling server (non-transparent)	x	x	x	x
Client-side tools and functionality	x¹	x	x	x
Support for SFTP API		x	x	x
Checkpoint/restart mechanism		x	x	x
Streaming for high-speed transfers		x	x	x
Prefix for files in transfer		x	x	x
FTP-SFTP conversion (server side)		x	x	x
CryptiCore encryption		x²	x²
Transparent tunneling server (requires SSH Tectia Connector)			x	x
Support for centralized management (requires SSH Tectia Manager)	x	x	x
Supported platforms
Windows	x	x	x
AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, Linux	x	x	x
IBM z/OS				x

¹ On Unix platforms (AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, Linux) only.

² On Linux and Windows only.

Table 7.2. SSH Tectia Client versions and features

Functionality	Client	Client (with EFT)	Connector	Server for z/OS (client tools)
Terminal client, command-line tools and Windows GUI	x	x (optional)		x
SFTP/SCP client command-line tools and Windows GUI	x	x		x
Tunneling client	x (non-transparent)	x (non-transparent)	x (transparent)	x (non-transparent)
SFTP API (C and Java)		x¹
Checkpoint/restart mechanism		x
Streaming for high-speed transfers		x
Prefix for files in transfer		x
FTP-SFTP conversion		x²
Supports connections to standard Secure Shell v2 servers	x	x (basic Client³)		x
Supports connections to SSH Tectia Server (with EFT)	x	x		x
Supports connections to SSH Tectia Server (with Tunneling)	x	x	x	x
Supports connections to SSH Tectia Server for IBM z/OS	x	x	x	x
Supported platforms
Windows	x	x	x
AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, Linux	x	x
IBM z/OS				x

¹ C API on all supported platforms. Java API on Linux, Solaris, and Windows only.

² On 32-bit Linux, HP-UX, Solaris, and Windows 2000 and XP only.

³ Basic Client functionality does not include the EFT features.