How To: Install Titan MFT Server on Windows
Question
How can I install Titan MFT on a Windows Server?
Reasoning
We have a requirement to install a Managed File Transfer (MFT) server on a Windows platform
Answer
You can install Titan easily in your Windows environment in just a few steps.
Pre-requisites
The latest release of Titan MFT Server from our website
2 GHz Pentium class processor or better is required, multi-core is recommended
8GB RAM is required, 16GB or more is recommended for production systems
SVGA (1024x768) resolution display or better is required to run the Administration Console program
Steps
Login to your Windows Server
Make sure that your Windows Server Operating System and environment is up to date
Download the correct Titan installer:
Run the installer
Follow the installation wizard prompts and instructions
Once the installation is complete, please make sure that the following ports are allowed on the server:
SFTP (default port 22)
Remote Administration Server (default port 41443): To allow an administrator secure access to Titan's Admin UI externally
Local Administration Server (default port 31443): To allow an administrator secure access to Titan's Admin UI within the LAN
HTTPS (default port 443): To allow for secure file transfer using the HTTPS protocol
HTTP (default port 80): To allow for file transfer using the HTTP protocol
FTPS Implicit (default port 990): To allow for secure file transfer using the FTPS Implicit protocol
FTPS Explicit (default port 21): To allow for secure file transfer using the FTPS Explicit protocol
NOTE: If your VM is hosted in the Cloud (Azure, AWS, GCP, etc.), you will need to additionally open the same ports on your Cloud Firewall.
Click on The Titan Server Icon to load the Administrator interface in a browser and create your Master Admin account (be sure to keep these credentials, as they are the Admin login credentials to access the Titan Server):
NOTE: If wanting to set up Remote Administrator access, please see this guide: Setup Remote Admin in Titan
Once successfully logged in, you are ready to begin using your Titan Server.
NOTE: If you purchased a license outright (NOT doing a Subscription/Pay-As-You-Go model in the Cloud), see this guide for Activating your License for use: How to Administer Titan Server Licenses
To ensure your Titan Server is up to date, go to the main page of the Titan Server Administrator, select the top-level Home option, and then select the Product Info tab at the top right. Here you can Check for Update by clicking on the circular arrow icon in the Product area. You can view the latest Release Notes and download any existing update for install.

