SFTP Service Provider

The SFTP Service Provider Properties window contains the settings used to connect to an SFTP (SSH) server for File Triggers and File Operation Tasks.

If you are connecting to an FTP server, create an FTP Service Provider instead. SFTP is not the same as FTP.

Property Pages

SFTP Settings

Server Address

Enter the DNS name or address of the SFTP server.

Port

Enter the port to connect to. This is generally port 22.

Authentication

The following forms of authentincation are supported for SFTP. Select the option required by your server.

Expected host key fingerprint

To have adTempus confirm the identity of the SSH server on each connection, enter the host key fingerprint for the server. If no fingerprint is specified, adTempus will not validate the server's identity. The easiest way to obtain the key fingerprint is to use the Test button to validate the connection. When you do this, adTempus will show you the key fingerprint and prompt you to save it for future validation.

Preserve timestamp on upload

When this option is checked, adTempus will attempt to preserve each file's timestamp when uploading files. If the option is not checked, the server will set the timestamp to the current date/time.

Preserve timestamp on download

When this option is checked, adTempus will attempt to preserve each file's timestamp when downloading files. If the option is not checked, adTempus will set the timestamp to the current date/time.

Proxy

If adTempus needs to go through a proxy server to connect to the file server, specify the proxy information here.

Proxy Type

Select the type of proxy server:

Server Address

Enter the DNS name or address of the proxy server.

Port

Enter the port to connect to on the proxy server.

Authentication Type

Select the type of authentication that the proxy server uses, and enter the user ID and password if needed.

The supported authentication types are for HTTP proxies are:

The supported authentication types for SSH tunnels are the same as described above in the Authentication.

Expected host key fingerprint

To have adTempus confirm the identity of the SSH server on each connection, enter the host key fingerprint for the server. If no fingerprint is specified, adTempus will not validate the server's identity. The easiest way to obtain the key fingerprint is to use the Test button to validate the connection. When you do this, adTempus will show you the key fingerprint and prompt you to save it for future validation.

Security

The Security page contains a standard Security Editor used to managed permissions for this server definition.

Test

When you click the Test button adTempus will attempt to connect to the SFTP server using the settings you have provided.

Related Concepts

File Service Provider