Once started, the app waits for incoming connections, presenting the IP address of each SFTP user connected. Enter the login credentials you wish your SFTP users to use, and the path of a folder you wish to use as the SFTP server root. To use, simply run the downloaded executable file.
To quickly get an SFTP server running on Windows, I recommend the msftpsrvr utility, free to download courtesy of the nice folks at CoreFTP. And, after removing the comment character and saving, I restarted sshd using these commands: /etc/rc.d/rc.sshd stop /etc/rc.d/rc.sshd start Turn Windows machine into an SFTP server Mine appeared to be commented, so I edited the sshd_config file using pico.
