It is possible to use a command line switch to disable encryption, enable Explicit SSL/TLS, enable Implicit SSL/TLS and enable
SSH encryption. This is accomplished by using the /~ command line switches.
BlueZone Secure FTP supports the following encryption command line switches:
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/~0 - Disables Encryption
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/~1 - Enables Explicit SSL/TLS Encryption
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/~2 - Enables Implicit SSL/TLS Encryption
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/~3 - Enables SFTP Encryption
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For example, if you wanted to start a BlueZone Secure FTP session with Explicit SSL/TLS Encryption enabled, use the
/~1 command line switch when starting the session. The
/~1 command line switch has the same affect as selecting Explicit FTPS (SSL/TLS) from the
Security Options drop-down listbox on the
Security tab when you are configuring a host connection. Any additional SSL or TLS settings that are required, must be set and saved
in the BlueZone Secure FTP configuration first.
The following is an example of starting a BlueZone Secure FTP session with Explicit SSL/TLS encryption enabled:
"C:\Program Files\BlueZone\BZFTP.EXE" /~1
Conversely, if you wanted to start a BlueZone Secure FTP session with encryption disabled, use the /~0 command line switch to disable SSL/TLS encryption. The /~0 command line switch has the same affect as clearing the Enable Secure Sockets Layer check box on the Security tab.
The following is an example of starting a BlueZone Secure FTP session with encryption disabled:
"C:\Program Files\BlueZone\BZFTP.EXE" /~0