wodSFTP.NET will provide secure file transfer functionality over any reliable data stream, SSH in this case. It is the standard file transfer protocol for use with the SSH2 protocol. wodSFTP.NET is a (.net) implementation of client side of this protocol...
The wodSSHTunnel component is a server component that will add secure tunneling capabilities to your applications and is based on the SSH protocol. According to your rules and definitions, it will accept local connections, encrypt and forward data to the...
wodAppUpdate component should be used by your application to quickly, easily, and securely provide automatic update solution functionality. This way you increase value and functionality of your product because now your customers always have the most...
wodFtpDLX component is developed as two standalone components. COM object, that should be used when you want to do all file transfer in the background and is not visible on the form. GUI ActiveX version that has it's own Explorer-alike window where you...
wodSSH is windowless (SSH client and Telnet client) component that provides support for communication with remote console-type services. The SSH transport layer is a secure, low level transport protocol which provides strong encryption, cryptographic host...
wodSFTPdll offers secure file transfer functionality over any reliable data stream. It is the standard file transfer protocol for use with the SSH2 protocol. wodSFTPdll library implements client side of this protocol which is reliable and easy to use....
With wodPop3 you can easily get information about contents of your mailbox. For each message found on the server, wodPop3 will create new Message object in Messages collection, allowing you easily to check the message size and UID (this information is...
wodSSH.NET is a client component for MS.NET framework that provides support for communication with remote console-type services. It allows you to communicate encrypted (and secured, of course) with SSH1 and SSH2 (secure-shell) servers, as well to Telnet...
