How can I access an FTP server with JSch?

JSch is not an FTP client JSch is an SSH client (with an included SFTP implementation) The SSH protocol is a protocol to allow secure connections to a server, for shell access, file transfer or port forwarding. For this, the server must have an SSH server (usually on port 22, but that can vary). SFTP is a binary file transfer protocol which is usually tunneled over SSH, and not related to FTP (other than by name) If you want to use JSch to download/upload files, you need to install and activate an SSH/SFTP server on your computer (respective the computer you want to access) For FTP, you have to use other Java libraries (Apache Commons FTPClient seems to be famous, from the questions here) By the way, the known hosts file for JSch is a file listing the public keys of the SSH hosts, not the file listing their IP addresses (which is the Windows config file you are trying to supply here).

JSch is not an FTP client. JSch is an SSH client (with an included SFTP implementation). The SSH protocol is a protocol to allow secure connections to a server, for shell access, file transfer or port forwarding.

For this, the server must have an SSH server (usually on port 22, but that can vary). SFTP is a binary file transfer protocol which is usually tunneled over SSH, and not related to FTP (other than by name). If you want to use JSch to download/upload files, you need to install and activate an SSH/SFTP server on your computer (respective the computer you want to access).

For FTP, you have to use other Java libraries (Apache Commons FTPClient seems to be famous, from the questions here). By the way, the known hosts file for JSch is a file listing the public keys of the SSH hosts, not the file listing their IP addresses (which is the Windows config file you are trying to supply here).

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