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How You Implement Your File Transfer Management Environment

Implementation consists of analyzing, and the definition of resources and rules to manage your file transfer service. Typically, the process consists of the following stages:

1. Identify what can impact the service (for example, the file transfer applications used by the service and the file transfer schedules that need to be met to satisfy service-level agreements (SLAs)).
2. Define the relevant application and schedule monitor resources.
3. After the initial implementation has been running for a period, review the historical data to identify problems and statistics:
   1. Adjust your file transfer service in response to the problems and statistics.
   2. Update the application and schedule monitor resources to reflect the adjustments you make to your file transfer service, and in response to perceived problems.
   3. Define file transfer rules in response to perceived problems.
4. Repeat Step 3 to improve your implementation continuously.

More information:

How You Define File Transfer Application Resources

How You Manage Scheduled File Transfers

How You Use Historical Data for Planning