This pre-pended MID allows you to lookup the sent message in the SecureMail web portal or via the API should you desire to.We have recently added the ability to use Secure FTP, or SFTP with our Web Hosting Hub accounts. The file will have the Message ID (MID) of the secure message that was sent to the intended recipient pre-pended to the filename. Please note that once the file is uploaded the name of the file will be changed. The file will be sent to the email address specified by the directory as a secure message.Drag a file into the directory of your choice.Type an email address in the place of the New directory text.(Optional) If you have no directories under Outgoing, create one following the steps below:.Select the directory for the email address you wish to send to.Under the Remote site: directory select the Outgoing directory.Follow the instructions below to send a file using Secure File Transfer. Once you have connected to your account you will be ready to send files to recipients of your choosing. The connection to the server will be completed and your directory will be loaded.Click the checkbox next to Always trust this host to add the host key to the cache.For the Password: field enter your SecureMail account’s password.For the User: field enter your SecureMail account’s email address.Set the Protocol: to SFTP – SSH File Transfer Protocol.(Optional) Rename the site to DataMotion.These instructions assume the FileZilla client is already open. The instructions below cover the necessary information to connect to your SecureMail account in FileZilla. Please read through the instructions below to learn how to connect to your SecureMail account via FileZilla and perform file transfers using the Secure File Transfer service. It is possible to utilize the web portal or a file transfer client as an interface for this service, but this article will be focusing on the use of the popular file transfer client FileZilla.

The DataMotion Secure File Transfer service provides users with a way to send and receive files securely.

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