DogNAS

SFTP & advanced

DogNAS speaks SFTP, an open protocol that dozens of programs already understand. That is why you are never locked into one app: your files can be opened from a phone, a laptop or a script.

These guides explain SFTP in plain words (what it is, why it is safe on a home network, what the port and credentials mean) and show how to connect from FileZilla, WinSCP, Cyberduck and rclone, step by step.

They are for people who want more control than a phone app gives, such as mounting the server on a PC, syncing a folder on a schedule or backing up from the command line. No networking background is needed.

Illustration of a terminal window next to the DogNAS Client Lite screenSFTP & advanced

How to access DogNAS with FileZilla, WinSCP, Cyberduck and rclone

Step-by-step to connect your DogNAS server to four popular SFTP programs and choose the best one for how you work.

2 min read
Illustration of a padlock next to the DogNAS server screenSFTP & advanced

What is SFTP, and how to access a file server on Android

SFTP is a secure way to send and fetch files over a network. Learn what it is, what it is for and how to reach your DogNAS server from a PC and a phone.

3 min read