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The Complete
Internet File Transfer
Solution

Rumpus turns any Mac or PC into a complete file transfer server. Send files to outside people, or let clients upload files directly to your network in a secure, controlled environment. Rumpus supports FTP, FTPS, WebDAV, SFTP and a fully customizable Web file transfer interface and makes it easy to securely exchange files with anyone, anywhere.

Secure
Because Rumpus is a server you run on your own network, not a cloud service, your crucial data remains fully under your control. Built on modern cryptographic standards, Rumpus supports every major secure file transfer protocol, including HTTPS, FTPS and SFTP.

Customizable Web Interface
While Rumpus supports virtually any standard file transfer client software, many people prefer to use the Web browser they run every day. Rumpus' Web File Manager allows for uploads, downloads, "Drop Ship" URLs, file management and more, all with a fully customizable, brandable appearance.

Easy To Use
By combining the most popular six different file transfer protocols in a single easy to manage application, Rumpus makes the complexity of running your own server amazingly easy. Rumpus is so simple, even organizations without dedicated IT staff use it every day.


Supported
HTTP, FTP and other Internet technologies have been around for decades, but protocols and best-practices are constantly changing, improving features and security. Rumpus is actively maintained, and subscriptions include all software updates and ongoing technical support.

Rumpus Tether
While casual users will access your Rumpus server using standard Internet clients and Web browsers, Rumpus also includes a dedicated desktop application to streamline your workflow. Tether can be used within your organization to view files on the server, review recently uploaded files, drop ship files to outside users, and more.

 

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Log4j Bulletin - December 13, 2021

We understand that many Internet server administrators are concerned about the widely reported Log4j (also known as "Log4Shell") vulnerability, and so would like to address the issue with respect to Rumpus. To be clear, Rumpus is not built on Apache, does not use or include the Log4j library or API, and has no functionality implemented using server-side Java. We will continue to monitor this and other reports of potential server vulnerabilities, but there is no indication that this issue has any impact on Rumpus servers.

While Rumpus servers are not affected by this particular security problem, the attention this vulnerability has received highlights the importance of proper server maintenance. Rumpus is continually updated to improve performance and functionality, and also to maintain security and address vulnerabilities as they are reported. Maxum strongly recommends that all Rumpus servers, especially those in environments where security is a key requirement, be kept up to date with the latest software release.

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Rumpus Features
The Rumpus server engine and application has been in active development for over 2 decades, so it is not only incredibly robust but feature-packed as well. Here is an overview of some of the most notable built-in capabilities:

High-Performance

Rumpus implements file transfer protocols natively, as a stand-alone, system-optimized application, for blazing performance on mid-range or even low-end hardware.

Easy User Account Administration

Define user accounts once in Rumpus to allow users to connect via Web browser, FTP, SFTP, FTPS or WebDAV.

Event Notices

Receive immediate notification when files are uploaded, downloaded or other important actions occur.

Upload Center Forms

Prompt users for additional information about uploaded files via configurable data entry forms.

Tether

In addition to supporting access using standard Web browsers and FTP clients, a dedicated app called Tether is optimized for local users accessing your key services.

Administrative Console

The Rumpus admin console provides a simple and highly functional view of server activity and use.

Guest Users

Rumpus users can easily send files to guest users, or even allow guests to upload files to their content area.

Drop Box

Create a simple URL and link to it from your primary Web site or e-mail to allow one-click file transfers directly to a secure area on your server.

Robust Authentication Options

Enable user self-registration (with e-mail confirmation), 2 Factor authentication, Active Directory authentication, password complexity requirements, and more.

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Security Details
Rumpus offers native implementations of all major secure file transfer protocols, and is built on top of industry standard encryption technologies.

OpenSSL

OpenSSL is a robust, commercial-grade, and full-featured toolkit for the Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocols. It is also a general-purpose cryptography library. OpenSSL sets the standard for encrypted data transfers on the Internet, and Rumpus directly interfaces with it to provide both HTTPS and FTPS services.

OpenSSH

OpenSSH is the premier connectivity tool for remote login with the SSH protocol. It encrypts all traffic to eliminate eavesdropping, connection hijacking, and other attacks. In addition, OpenSSH provides a large suite of secure tunneling capabilities, several authentication methods, and sophisticated configuration options. Rumpus is built directly on top of OpenSSH to implement encrypted SFTP transfers.

Let's Encrypt

To enable HTTPS on your website, you need to get a certificate (a type of file) from a Certificate Authority (CA). Let’s Encrypt is a CA. In order to get a certificate for your website’s domain from Let’s Encrypt, you have to demonstrate control over the domain. Rumpus includes built-in Let's Encrypt integration, reducing this once arduous chore to a few simple clicks of the mouse.

Native Implementation

Rumpus is not built on Apache, or any other Web or file transfer protocol platforms, leading to two big benefits. First, Rumpus is lightning fast, even on low-end hardware, thanks to its native, purpose-built server implementations. Second, Rumpus isn't susceptible to many well-known and common security flaws that might be exposed in these general-use platforms.