General Features
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| Ø | Multi-threaded 32-bit Windows FTP client application |
| Ø | Powerful script language for completely unattended operation |
| Ø | Installable as a Windows service with separate service monitor applet |
| Ø | Connect to non-secure (standard) FTP sites |
| Ø | Connect to secure FTP sites (both FTP + SSH and FTP + TLS types) |
| Ø | Connect to HTTP/HTTPS sites |
| Ø | Connect to Amazon Web Services S3 buckets (this is an enterprise feature) |
| Ø | Support for multiple types of proxy servers |
| Ø | Support for Clear Control Channel (CCC) operation in FTP + TLS mode |
| Ø | Support for encrypted control and encrypted control/data channels in TLS environment |
| Ø | Support for client certificates for TLS mutual authentication mode connections |
| Ø | Support for password and key authentication in an SSH environment |
| Ø | Built-in SSH private key creation |
| Ø | Built-in PGP encryption, decryption, and keyring management support |
| Ø | Robo-FTP Upload Manager integrates with Windows Explorer |
| Ø | Robo-FTP script language specific text editor (named Robo-EDIT) provided for developing and editing command scripts |
| Ø | CronMaker utility to easily manage scheduling of script events associated with the CRON script command |
| Ø | Support for Dial-Up Networking connections |
| Ø | TCP/IP connection for Internet FTP transfers via standard Winsock interface over network connections |
| Ø | Send and receive e-mail messages with SMTP and POP3 servers under script control |
| Ø | Hot send feature for automatic file transmission |
| Ø | Hot receive feature for automatic file retrieval |
| Ø | Ability to limit bandwidth used on uploads and downloads |
| Ø | FTP client applet for built-in, interactive FTP file transfers |
| Ø | Traverse local folders and server directories to send or receive complete directory trees |
| Ø | Automatically delete local or FTP site files after transmission or reception |
| Ø | Write messages directly to NT event log |
| Ø | Complete log with date and time stamps |
| Ø | Log file management including automatic naming, maximum size limitation |
| Ø | Resume incomplete/broken FTP transfers |
| Ø | ASCII, binary, and EBCDIC FTP transfer methods |
| Ø | Support for access to JES queue on IBM host (mainframe) computers |
| Ø | Built-in diagnostic message logging |
| Ø | Multiple simultaneous sessions from a single system |
| Ø | Supports both active mode and passive mode connections to FTP sites |
| Ø | Stay alive timer to maintain FTP site connection during idle periods |
| Ø | COM/OLE automation built-in providing a script command interface for user-written applications (sample C++, C# and Visual Basic projects provided) |
| Ø | Support for Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) |