Differences between Exacoola and Exabyter
Overview
Main purpose
Users
User authentication
How to use
Support
Overview
Exacoola enables high-speed file transfers between devices in house and between HQ, branch offices, cloud, and virtualization devices.
Main purpose
File transfers between in-house or external devices
Users
Who has access to the devices
User authentication
Sign in to Exacoola cloud
How to use
User with authority on the devices register the devices in the Exacoola GUI and controls remote file transfer between the devices.
Support
Devices
macOS, Windows, CentOS, Ubuntu, Red Hat, Debian, Fedora
Object storage
Amazon S3, MS Azure and DELL/EMC and other standard object storage
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Overview
Exabyter can be easily embedded in web pages and enables users to upload and download large files from and to web servers.
Main purpose
Upload and download files from web services
Users
Any user using the web services
User authentication
Web service authentication is used as is
How to use
When developers embed Exabyter into web services, the users of the web services can use advanced file uploads and downloads.
Support
Web servers
Supports all types of standard web servers
Object storage
Amazon S3, MS Azure, DELL/EMC and other standard object storage
Learn more about Exabyter
