Field | Description |
Folder name | Type a different folder name. |
Partner | You can perform one of the following: If you do not want to associate the folder with a partner or your enterprise, select No partner. If you want to associate the folder with your enterprise, select Enterprise. If you want to associate the folder with a partner, select Partner, and select a partner from the list or type a new partner and click Create. |
Location | |
This folder has a physical location | Select this option if you want to associate the folder with a physical location. |
Local file path | To specify a file path in your local file system, select this option, and type the complete file path or browse the file path location. For example, FILE://c:/ProjectFolder/download/ or FILE:////<host>/SharedFolder/. |
Remote path | To specify a file path in a remote file system, select this option, a protocol (transport mechanism) from the list, and type the file path location. For example, FTP://<host>:<port>/DestinationFolder/. If you select FTPES, FTPS, or HTTPS protocol, type the keystore path in Keystore, Keystore password, and Key password. If you select SFTP protocol, type the Private key path, Private key Password, and select Two-factor authentication if you want to enable a check for two or more authentication types. Type a User name and Password for the remote system. Select Use proxy if you want to route file transfers to remote servers through a proxy server, and select one of the following options: Global proxy settings. If you want ActiveTransfer to use the default proxy server alias set up in Integration Server or ActiveTransfer. Select proxy alias. If you want to use a specific proxy server alias for the folder, then select the appropriate proxy server alias to use from the available list. Click Test Connection to check the connection to the remote location. Select High availability download recovery if you want ActiveTransfer Server to recover from a download that was not completed. Select High availability upload recovery if you want ActiveTransfer Server to recover from a upload that was not completed. Select Passive if you want to enable ActiveTransfer Server to connect to a remote server using the passive mode. ActiveTransfer Server uses the active mode by default. This option is applicable for FTP, FTPS, and FTPES protocols. Select Force CWD to extract directory if the FTP server you are connecting to allows file operations only on the current directory. Enabling this option forces a change to the target directory before executing the file operations. |
Permission | You can select the following permissions for users, roles, and groups associated with a folder: User name, Role name, or Group name for a user, role, and group respectively. View Download Upload Delete Create folder Delete folder Rename Resume Share/Publish Note: This permission is disabled for remote path locations by default. Quota limit (MB) For more information about adding users, roles, or groups to associate with folders, see
Users, Roles, and Groups. |
Encryption/Decryption | |
File-based encryption | Select this option, and browse or type the file path to the public PGP key in the Public PGP key location box. For example, “C:\keylocation\simple.key” on Windows and “/usr/keylocation/enterprise.key” on UNIX. Note: You can use the wm.mft.security.pgp:generatePGPKeyFiles service to generate an OpenPGP key pair. For details, see webMethods ActiveTransfer Built-In Services Reference. |
File-based decryption | Select this option, and browse or type the file path to the private PGP key in the Private PGP key location box. For example, “C:\keylocation\simple.key” on Windows and “/usr/keylocation/enterprise.key” on UNIX. Note: You can use the wm.mft.security.pgp:generatePGPKeyFiles service to generate an OpenPGP key pair. For details, see webMethods ActiveTransfer Built-In Services Reference. Also, type the password for the private PGP key in the Private PGP key password box. |