Advanced FTP Options

Name	Default Value	Description
Initial Commands		A comma-separated list of custom commands to run upon initializing an FTP connection. For example when connecting to an AS/400 FTP server you may have to change the list format using the "NAMEFMT" command.

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Advanced SMB Options

When the SMB file method is selected, these additional advanced options may be set: Item Default Value Description SMB Minimum Version 2.0.2 The minimum version of the SMB protocol to support. Note that if you are upgrading from an earlier version of Connect, this may still be set to v1. You should consider changing this to at least v2 for best security practices SMB Maximum Version 3.1.1 The maximum version of the SMB protocol to support. Parent topic: File Reader

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Advanced SFTP Options

When the SFTP file method is selected, these additional advanced options may be set: Item Name Default Value Description A Authentication Password Determines how to authenticate to the SFTP server. Options include Password, Public Key, or Both. B Public/Private Key Files The absolute file path of the public/private keypair used to gain access to the remote server. C Passphrase The passphrase associated with the public/private keypair. D Host Key Checking Ask Select Yes to validate the server's host key within the provided Known Hosts file (or the system default). Otherwise the host key will always be automatically trusted. E Known Hosts File The path to the local Known Hosts file used to trust remote host keys. F Configuration Options Custom JSch configuration options used when connecting to the remote server. For example, these can be used to enabled Kerberos authentication. Parent topic: File Reader

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File Reader

This source connector reads files from a local or remote directory on a specified interval/time schedule. Several protocols are supported, including regular local file mode, FTP, SFTP, SMB, WebDAV, and Amazon S3. Files may be read in and converted to Base64, or converted to a message string using a specific character set encoding. After reading in files, the connector has options to either delete the original files, rename them, or move them to a separate directory. Additional options (like FTPS) are available with the SSL Manager extension. Supported property groups: Polling Settings Source Settings Item Name Default Value Description A Method file The basic method used to access files to be read in. Options include File (local filesystem or NFS / mapped share), FTP, SFTP, SMB, WebDAV, or Amazon S3. Once all necessary connection/directory information has been filled in before, use the Test Read button to attempt to actually connect and test the ability to read from the directory. B Ad

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File Writer

This destination connector writes files out to the local filesystem, or to a remote directory. Several protocols are supported, including regular local file mode, FTP, SFTP, SMB, WebDAV, and Amazon S3. Files may be converted from Base64 and written out in raw binary format, or converted to bytes using a specific character set encoding. Additional options (like FTPS) are available with the SSL Manager extension. Supported property groups: Destination Settings Item Name Default Value Description A Method file The basic method used to access the directory to write files to. Options include File (local filesystem or NFS / mapped share), FTP, SFTP, SMB, WebDAV, or Amazon S3. Once all necessary connection/directory information has been filled in before, use the Test Write button to attempt to actually connect and test the ability to write to the directory. B Advanced Options If the file method supports advanced options, this button will be enabled. Any advanced options set will be summarized

SSL Manager User Guide

FTPS Connectors

File Transfer Protocol with SSL (FTPS) connectors are configured on an Edit Channel - Source / Destination page. For File Readers / File Writers using the SSL Manager in FTP mode: Besides the regular SSL settings, the Implicit FTPS option is available. When you enable Implicit FTPS, the connector immediately initiates a secure SSL connection; otherwise, an unsecured connection is established first, which is then upgraded to a secure connection (for example, via the AUTH command). Many FTP servers support both modes, but you should contact the manager of the FTP server to determine which mode is best for you. Settings for File Transfer Protocol with SSL

System Administrator User Guide

Images Universal Preferences

The following lists the Images Universal Preferences. Preference Description Use FTP Determines if FTP is used to store image files. If your practice uses FTP to store information, set theUse FTPvalue toTrue, and then set the following usage specifications: FTP Server– Use if data is stored on an FTP server instead of a regular server. FTP User Id– Enter the user ID used to access the FTP server. FTP Password– Enter the password used to access the FTP server. If you are not using FTP, set theUse FTPvalue toFalseand disregard the remaining FTP-related Universal Preferences. Image Dialog Path Sets up the initial directory for the File Open window. You can also set this preference at the user level. Image DSN Sets up Data Source Name to use for storage when Replication is selected. Image Host Path Sets up the path to use to store images on a remote host through FTP. Image Path Sets up the path to use to store saved images. Universal Image Type Sets up the image type to use as default when

Advanced FTP Options

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