Browsing remote path via SCP not possible?

[stefan_koell]

Sure, no problem:

1. your connections and folder structure is saved in .rtsz files (documents) which can easily be shared between platforms and machines by saving them to a location where everyone has access to (file share, cloud drive sync service, or Royal Server). The configuration of your client is stored in %appdata%\code4ward in the code4ward.RoyalTS.UserPreferences.config file. You can also point to a different location in the RoyalTS.exe.config file (for V5 or earlier) or the appsettings.json file in Royal TS V6. See:

Make Royal TS Portable

Thanks to Arsimael, who blogged about this topic in German. We are happy to translate and re-blog his content here in English. If you want to make Royal TS portable and start it from a USB memory stick, external drive or even from a Dropbox folder, this article will help you find out how to do this. What does portable mean? Portable means, that you do not have to install Royal TS to use it. You just put in your memory stick and start Royal TS from the memory stick – without installing it. To…

2. Royal Server is an “add on” which provides additional features (secure gateway/tunneling, management connections and document store). Royal Server and Royal TS is licensed separately and configured separately.

3. No, Royal Server requires one port (54899 by default) for management connections and another port (22 by default) for SSH tunneling. If your Royal Server is behind a firewall/router, you must forward these two ports.

4. See 1) In iOS or Android you can open existing .rtsz files

I hope I could answer all your questions. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Regards,
Stefan