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• SFTP - or the SSH File Transfer Protocol, is an extension of the secure shell protocol that allows for a range of operations on remote files which make it more like a remote file system protocol. SFTP’s extra capabilities include resuming interrupted transfers, directory listings, and remote file removal.

• S3 - or Amazon S3, was intially developed for Amazon’s web services, but has been a widely adopted protocol for other companies and services. S3 works for object type storage with terms like buckets, secret key, and access key for accessing and transferring data.

• SMB - or Server Message Block, is a communication protocol developed by Microsoft, that enables file transfers over a shared network. SMB can be used by applications that come default on Windows with File Explorer, Mac Finder, or whatever Linux file navigator you may have.

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ARCC Tested Data Transfer Clients

As mentioned above, ARCC has tested the following clients and can provide some support for users of these clients:

• MobaXTerm - is a Windows only client that can be used for ssh logins as well as many other protocols, but is also an excellent SFTP client.

• Cyberduck - is another client that can be used by Windows and Mac, that we frequently use for working with data on our Pathfinder system due to how well it works with the S3 protocol, but can use many other protocols

• Cloudberry - is another Windows and Mac client that can use the S3 protocol, but requires a license to take advantage of it’s full functionality.

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