To encrypt a binary file during transport, you must read the data using a binary or text filter, apply an encryption filter, transfer the data, apply a decryption filter, and then write the data out using a binary or text filter. You could create your own filter objects in the Transfer Object Repository, but for convenience, DTS comes complete with many predefined filter objects for commonly applied data processing operations, so you can use those instead of creating our own.
Next, you must create transfer objects that define the data file transfer from the Solaris central server to each of the end systems. You must create and configure one transfer object for each end system. These transfer objects should be the same except for the name of the receiving computer. Each transfer object must also reference the appropriate filter objects for binary read, encryption, decryption, and binary write.
You can create a transfer group object (also called a transfer job) and add all the previously created transfer objects to it. Next, create a calendar that specifies that you can activate transfers every weekday.
Last, create a schedule object and set its time property to 22:00. Also reference the transfer group object previously created and the calendar, and enable the schedule object.
A DTS administrator or user can do all of the previously mentioned tasks for creating, scheduling, and activating the transfer by using the following:
Note: For detailed information, see the DTSCLI Command Reference Guide.
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