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Upload files to FTPS

Description

Upload Files to FTPS transfers local files to a remote server using FTP Secure (FTPS) with SSL/TLS encryption. Use this process entry when your process needs to securely upload files to a server that requires encrypted FTP connections — for example, delivering compliance reports or sensitive data exports. It supports both implicit and explicit encryption, proxy connections, and configurable connection types.

Configurations

Field NameDescription
Process Entry nameSpecify a unique name for the process entry, on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times; and each instance of the entry must have a unique name.
Server:
FTP server name / IP addressThe name of the SFTP server or the IP address
PortThe TCP port to use. This is usually 22
User nameThe user name to log into the SFTP server
PasswordThe password to log into the SFTP server
Proxy hostProxy server host name
Proxy portProxy server port number
Proxy usernameProxy server account user name
Proxy passwordProxy server account password
Connection typeSelect from the list:

- FTP

- Implicit SSL

- Authentication SSL

- Implicit SSL with crypted FTP connection

- Authentication TLS

- Implicit TLS

- Implicit TLS with crypted FTP connection

Advanced:
Binary mode?Select checkbox to enable binary mode.
TimeoutThe FTP server timeout in seconds
Use active FTP connectionEnable checkbox to use an active FTP connection.
Files tab:
Source (local) files:
Local directoryThe directory on the machine on which Process Studio runs from which you want to ftp the files from
Wildcard (Regular expression)Specify a regular expression here if you want to select multiple
files.
Remove files after transferalEnable checkbox to remove files after transferral
Don’t overwrite filesEnable checkbox if you don’t want files to be overwritten.
Target (remote) filesThe target remote file.
Remote directoryThe remote directory on the FTP server to which we put the files. Use the "test folder" button to connect to the remote server and validate that the folder exists.
Socks Proxy Tab
Proxy:
HostSocks Proxy host name
PortSocks Proxy port number
UsernameUser name associated with the Socks Proxy account
PasswordPassword associated with the Socks Proxy account