Data Transformation Engine FTP Adapter Reference Guide

Chapter 3 - FTP Commands List of Commands
FTP Adapter Reference Guide
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Option Description
SITE
USER fw_user, PASS fw_pass, SITE
ftp_host,
USER ftp_user, PASS ftp_pass
TRANSPARENT
USER fw_user, PASS fw_pass, USER
ftp_user,
PASS ftp_pass
USER
USER ftp_user@ftp_host, PASS ftp_pass
USERFW
USER ftp_user@ftp_host fw_user,
PASS ftp_pass
USERFWPASS
USER ftp_user@fw_user@ftp_host,
PASS ftp_pass@fw_pass
USERLOGON or
USER
USER fw_user, PASS fw_pass,
USER ftp_user@ftp_host, PASS ftp_pass
USERLOGONFW or
USERFW
USER fw_user@ftp_host, PASS fw_pass,
USER ftp_user, PASS ftp_pass
Note TRANSPARENT is the only method that directly connects to the FTP server; all
other methods connect to the firewall. See the FTP URL (-URL) adapter command
for more information on the FTP variables shown in the Connection Information
column.
Example
The following command uses the USERLOGON (or USER) method to connect to the
proxy server fire (no port specified) with a user name of jbond and password of
007:
-FW FTP://jbond:007@fire/userlogon
See URL Syntax and URL Encoding for more information.
Adapter Behavior when -FIREWALL Command Present
A firewall is used in order to isolate (restrict) some computers from reaching other
computers.
If a firewall comes into discussion, only a small part of the FTP adapter is aware of
the presence of the firewall.