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CrushFTP v9 New Features
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• *CrushBalance* load balancer, offload SSL, GEO IP routing, other rules for routing. http redirect to another location based on source IP or domain used, banning IPs
  

• New Windows service installer
  

• New VFS type of Citrix Citrix file share integration
  

• New VFS type of Azure BLOBs Azure Integration
  

• Internal to DMZ communication is faster
  

• Reports with embedded JS and images and data in single mailable HTML file instead of only links back to main server
  

• Allow sftp port configuration changes without disconnecting users.
  

• Uses less threads overall with worker threads to manage other actions. Less CPU usage, more efficient when handling many connections at a time. Idle threads, bandwidth threads, etc.
  

• Admin dashboard show the graph of CPU usage of CrushFTP and OS CPU usage for Linux/OSX users.
  

Allow viewing the dashboard back in time so you can review how the server was performing in past days.

• TempAccount replication for servers configured in HA mode
  

• LimitedAdmin to be able to manage multiple groups of users....comma separated.
  

• Mini text editor for quick changes via the WebInterface.
  

• Share reminder emails before a share expires.
  

• User reminder emails before password expires or account expires.
  

• LetsEncrypt integration: LetsEncrypt plugin
  

• Simpler SSL guide to help people get the right steps for SSL renewal or export.
  

• Support XSHA256 command for FTP checksumming.
  

• Updated SFTP libraries supporting newer ciphers and key exchanges
  

• Proxy protocol v2 used by AWS load balancers.
  

Jobs
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• Allow limited admin type control over jobs...allowing a user to build scheduled jobs, safely. Allowing users to manage jobs assigned to them, running, editing even, all with restrictions on what actions they can take.
  

• Job audit log to audit what has changed in a job over time.
  

• Allow Global variable type in tasks that can survive restarts. prefix a variable with "PERSIST_" to make it permanent.
  

• Allow a job to use a common shared log file.
  

• UI improvements to job organization for storing jobs in folders, grouping together.
  

• UI addition of notes to document things about configurations on job design
  

• Improved threading system for job flows
  

• Allow triggering another job to run...not linking it into the job.