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FTP Credential

Connect PROCESIO to an FTP or SFTP server with a host, port, protocol and a password or key file.

Procesio allows you to authenticate and work with FTP server for file management purposes. After selecting FTP configuration in the Credential manager you will be presented with the following screen.

Hostname/IP* - you have the option to connect to the FTP by using either its IP address or the hostname.

Port number* - you need to use the FTP port left open for the connection, the default port is 21.

Protocol type - depending on the security protocol used on your server you will have to choose between FTP or SFTP.

Ignore certificate warnings - you can choose to check this box in order to not receive warning messages.

Directory Path - useful if you do not want to always start from the root.

Authentication method - depending on how you wish to connect to your server you have the option Basic (Name & Password) or you can use a Key file.

Good to know

  • With SFTP and a Key file, use an RSA, ECDSA or Ed25519 key. DSA keys are no longer supported, and servers that accept only old key types such as DSA can no longer be reached.
  • If your key file is protected with a passphrase, enter the passphrase in the credential as well.

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