Compare CA NetMaster File Transfer Management vs. OpenText File Transfer Service
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CA NetMaster File Transfer Management enables you to be aware of the status of critical file transfers and allows for actions based on defined data center policies. If you do any kind of file transport, CA NetMaster can provide you with enhanced visibility of your scheduled and unscheduled file transfers.
FTS can be embedded and branded as an integrated service within a customer's own business applications and portals. Any file exchanged through FTS can be monitored through OpenText™ Active Documents for end-to-end information exchange visibility and monitoring.
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CA NetMaster File Transfer Management is ranked 41st in Managed File Transfer while OpenText File Transfer Service is ranked 34th in Managed File Transfer. CA NetMaster File Transfer Management is rated 0.0, while OpenText File Transfer Service is rated 0.0. On the other hand, CA NetMaster File Transfer Management is most compared with , whereas OpenText File Transfer Service is most compared with .
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