Oauth credentials expired

The oauth credentials are renewed automatically but if this process fails, you can retrieve new credentials by downloading a new Client installation package.

Download a new CFT Client Package from the Cloud File Transfer Agent Administration - Download Client page. See Downloading the M3 Cloud File Transfer client package Infor M3 Cloud Configuration Guide
Extract the files in the cftinstaller.zip file.
Open FileTransferClient.properties and take note of the values for these properties:
1. oauth.url
2. oauth.consumer.key
3. oauth.secret.key
4. oauth.expiration.date
Open the Grid Admin UI by running <grid_root_installation_path>\bin\AdminUI.cmd. Open the CloudFileTransfer client
Select Menu > Properties
Click the property for OAuth URL to CFT Server.
Click edit and paste the value of the oauth.url property from FileTransferClient.properties. Then, click Save.
On the property list, click the property for Consumer Key for CFT Server.
Click edit and paste the value of the oauth.consumer.key property from FileTransferClient.properties. Then, click Save.
On the property list, click the property for Secret Key for CFT Server.
Click edit and paste the value of the oauth.secret.key property from FileTransferClient.properties. Then, click Save.
On the property list, click the property for Expiration Date of OAuth credentials.
Click edit and paste the value of the oauth.expiration.date property from FileTransferClient.properties. Then, click Save and return to the properties list.
Return to the Application tab and restart CFT Client.

Note: If you are encountering an Unauthorized (error: 130) with HTTP status code 401, even after following these steps, your system clock is possibly out of sync.
To resolve this issue, see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/configure-time-sync.html and follow the instructions in the official AWS guide to synchronize the Windows system clock with time.aws.com.