Serv-U FTP Server Added to SUSE Linux Enterprise Software Catalog

Serv-U FTP Server Added to SUSE Linux Enterprise Software Catalog











Serv-U FTP server has been added to the SUSE Enterprise Linux product catalog.


Alpharetta, Georgia (PRWEB) October 24, 2012

Serv-U FTP Server was added to the official SUSE Enterprise Linux product catalog today as a secure file transfer application after RhinoSoft joined the SUSE partner program as an independent software vendor (ISV).

“When we ported Serv-U to Linux last year it gave Linux administrators new FTP server capabilities like web-based administration, mobile transfers and integration with third-party portals,” said RhinoSoft President Mark Peterson. “This week we reaffirmed our commitment to the Linux community by aligning with the original provider of enterprise Linux distributions.”

Serv-U’s Linux support extends across its entire Serv-U product line. Included are four editions of Serv-U (Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum) and both Serv-U modules: FTP Voyager JV for rich web transfers, and Serv-U Gateway for DMZ deployments.

In addition to SUSE, Serv-U also supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Fedora, Ubuntu, Mint, CentOS and the Amazon Linux AMI for its EC2 cloud computing deployment.

“Our solutions make secure file transfer affordable to businesses, especially those whose IT departments are dealing with flat or shrinking budgets,” said RhinoSoft VP of Product Management Jonathan Lampe. “Supporting Serv-U on a wide variety of platforms, including top Linux plaforms, helps our customers save money through reduced training and overhead costs.”

Despite its name the SUSE product catalog is not an onsite store but rather a reference for SUSE customers looking for secure file transfer and other solutions.

“This is a great opportunity for our resellers and distributors to expand their footprint with existing customers or seek out new customers in the SUSE community,” said Lampe. “Serv-U provides them a unique opportunity to provide secure file transfer for a price that will fit in anyone’s 2013 IT budget.”

RhinoSoft (rhinosoft.com) is a leader in secure file transfer, with more than 90,000 business customers, including nine of the Fortune 10, in 90 different countries. Its award-winning and U.S. Army certified Serv-U FTP server software for Windows and Linux and FTP Voyager FTP client software support FTP, SFTP, FTPS and web-based HTTP/S transfers, while embracing emerging technologies such as mobile computing, IPv6, native 64-bit computing and UTF-8/Unicode internationalization.

SUSE (suse.com) is a leading provider of enterprise Linux solutions that increase agility, reduce cost and manage complexity in dynamic environments. With a portfolio centered on SUSE Linux Enterprise, the most interoperable platform for mission-critical computing, SUSE enables organizations to confidently deliver computing services across physical, virtual and cloud environments. With its award-winning products and ecosystem of partnerships, SUSE solutions empower thousands of organizations around the world.











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