A Simple Guide to Connect to a Private FTP Server using FTP adapter by Dinesh Pant
You can now integrate with an FTP server even when it is in private network and not accessible publicly. This is made possible with the latest feature where a Connectivity Agent can be configured to be used with the FTP adapter.
The FTP adapter supports connectivity to:
- FTP/SFTP hosted on-premise – through a connectivity agent
- FTP/SFTP hosted on cloud – without a connectivity agent, as before
Connection Properties:
Provide connection property values:
Enter the FTP/SFTP host address and port
If using a secure FTP server, then select Yes for ‘SFTP Connection’ else select No.
Security:
Please select one of the security policy
FTP Server Access Policy : for username/password authentication.
FTP Public Key Authentication : as the name suggests, for Public Key authentication.
FTP Multi Level Authentication : i.e, to authenticate using both username/password and public key. Read the complete article here.
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