
However, NAT traversal would be nice addition, too.

I know that doing so I have to open one port on my computer, and configure a bit port redirection on my router. Encryption would be a nice additional feature. I want the transfer to be direct between the client and me. However the traffic goes through their servers so they are no good to what I want. Those web services should make the transfer easy. You will definitely be able to use WinSCP, as it supports all protocols that the free version of FileZilla does (and more). Choose File, and then choose Site Manager. To set up FileZilla for a file transfer Open the FileZilla client. Use FileZilla Use the instructions that follow to transfer files using FileZilla. So far I have discovered JetBytes, Click2Copy and PipeBytes. In the Amazon S3 directory (the source), choose the files that you want to transfer, and drag and drop them into your local directory (the target). I would like to avoid setting up a whole FTP server just for occasional file transfers. Changing the number of simultaneous transfers will significantly speed up.

You don't specify any machine names or IP addresses. Learn how to increase the speed of file uploads and downloads in FileZilla. This includes a secret key (which is such that you can also read it over the phone). I wish to do it without requiring the end users to connect to a third server, because that way the data will flow through the machine xyz.com, possibly slowing down the transfer, and posing security risks. To send a file you simply tell what to send wormhole send README.md This will output the command line you should run on the receiving end. If possible, having only a web browser, without having the file stored on a third machine meanwhile. I'm looking for a simple but direct way to transfer a file of any kind and any size between two people.
