File Transfer Connection
This topic describes how to configure an SFTP connection for use with the File Transfer activity node in Infor Process Automation.
If you plan to connect using SFTP in a private / public key pair configuration, the key pair setup must already be performed before you create the file transfer connection.
The public key must be stored in the location on the remote server:
HOMEDIR/.ssh/authorized_keys
where HOMEDIR is the home directory of the user making the file transfer connection.
Parameter | Description |
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Configuration Name |
The name of the configuration that this connection is associated with. You can have one SFTP connection per configuration. More information about configuration sets is available in another section. |
Host |
The name of the server and the SFTP port number to which you want the process to connect. Example: server.ftp.com:25 If you do not specify a port number, 22 is used by default for SFTP. For MT, only ports 22 and 2222 are allowed. Optionally, you can enable host key checking. If selected, specify the Host Key
Path.
Note: You may refer to KB2157314 for implementing host
key checking on an SFTP connection in Infor Process Automation. Enabling host key checking allows Infor Process Automation to verify the correct server using the cryptographic key.
|
Protocol |
Select SFTP. You will be prompted to configure the Authentication type. Options are:
|
User | The user ID that will run the SFTP connection. |
Sftp Password | The password of the user ID that will run the SFTP connection, if needed. |
Time Out (In Seconds) | Specify the number of seconds before time out. |
File System | Select Local or Amazon S3. If Amazon S3 is selected, specify these
information:
Optionally, you can enable multipart transfer. |
Test Connection |
After saving your configuration, click this button to test the new or updated connection. Alternatively, click Actions > Test Connection. If the properties are set up correctly, a success message appears. If the properties are not set up correctly, an error message appears. Note:
The success message looks like this: Disregard the "Test Connection Error" text. |
Test File (Works Only With Test Connections With Trace Log) | Specify the location of the test file to be created during the test connection. |
Test Connection With Trace Log | Click this button to capture the debug logs for the specified connection. |