This tutorial provides instruction for enabling Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP) for users as well as instructions for logging in using an authenticator app. Watch the tutorial:     Time-based One-Time Passwords provide GoAnywhere MFT users the ability to use Google Authenticator or other authenticator apps to generate a one-time password to...

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer to read data from JSON files and load that data into RowSet variables using the Read JSON task. Those RowSets can then be used to insert the data into a database or translate the data to another file type such as XML, Excel, fixed-width, or CSV with no coding required. United...

The SQL Wizard in GoAnywhere MFT allows users to quickly build SQL SELECT statements for retrieving data from a database without having knowledge of the SQL syntax. This intuitive interface allows a user to choose a database server, select a schema (library), tables, columns, order by, where and join criteria for the SQL statement. The resulting SELECT statement can be tested...

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to use GoAnywhere's Open PGP encryption software to encrypt files and sign them. Open PGP's file encryption tool enables you to both store sensitive information and transmit that information across insecure networks, such as the internet or email, so that it cannot be read by anyone except the intended recipient. A public key is used to...

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In this tutorial, you will learn the basics on how to design Projects in GoAnywhere MFT.     Projects are used to describe the work for GoAnywhere to perform. For example, a Project could be defined to retrieve information from a database, convert that data to an Excel, CSV or XML document, and distribute the file to the network or an SFTP server. ...

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Domains in GoAnywhere MFT. Domains make it possible to virtually segment a GoAnywhere installation into multiple security zones. Admin Users can be authorized to specific Domains, in which those users can only work with the items belonging to those Domains. Examples of items that can be assigned to Domains are Resources, Projects,...

Using scripts to automate repetitive tasks is a common practice in most organizations. Each operating system supports its own scripting language, such as bash, shell, VBScript, and Windows PowerShell. As more business operations are wrapped in scripts, the management of these processes becomes a major obstacle. Organizations need to hire employees with specialized skills sets...