Specifies the path for the directory to create on the remote host. For example:
/temp/IT PAM/scripts
The parent directory (/temp/IT PAM in the example) must exist for the File Transfer operators to complete this operator successfully. The relative path can also be specified in this field and the path is relative to the home directory of the FTP user.
Specifies the IP address or FTP URL for the remote host. For an FTP site on your company intranet, you can specify the server name (//servername) for the FTP site.
By default, FTP sites use port 21. However, you can assign a private port to an FTP site. Private ports range from 49152 to 65535. To specify a private FTP port, add a colon (:) and then a private port number to the end of the address. For example, the following specifies port 50021 on a remote FTP server:
172.24.36.107:50021
Specifies a user ID to access the remote FTP host.
Specifies the password to access the remote FTP host.
Opens a secure FTP (SFTP) session. SFTP is similar to FTP, but unlike FTP, the entire session is encrypted. No passwords are sent in clear text form, so they are much less vulnerable to third-party interception.
Specifies to use the SITE command to invoke services that are specific to the host system. Then use the Site parameters field to specify an expression that returns parameters for the SITE command.
Enter a CA Process Automation expression that returns parameters for the SITE command.
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