Connect to FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server to monitor for file changes or perform a variety of operations with remote files and directories.
Connection | Details |
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Server | FTP server name or IP address. |
Port | FTP server port to connect. Usually FTP and explicit FTPS use port 21 while implicit FTPS uses port 990. |
Connection | Connect to FTP supports both non-encrypted (plain) and encrypted (FTP-SSL) connections.
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Authentication | Depending on server settings, use user credentials or user credentials with client certificate.
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Username | Specify username. |
Password | Specify password. |
Client certificate path | For client certificate authentication provide client certificate file. Supported formats—Personal Information Exchange (.pfx or .p12 ); Base64 encoded X.509 (.pem or .key ) · Learn more |
Certificate passphrase | For client certificate authentication provide certificate passphrase. |
Mask password | |
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Notes
- Some FTP servers require Windows domain username, for example:
Domain\username
. - For some FTP servers it may be necessary to change stateful FTP firewall setting.
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