B2B Integration 10.4 | Administering and Monitoring B2B Transactions | Integration Server Administrator's Guide | Authenticating Clients | Client Certificates | Client Certificates and Port Configuration | FTPS Ports
 
FTPS Ports
The method Integration Server uses to handle client requests received at an FTPS port depends on the various client authentication settings:
*If watt.ftpUseCertMap is true, Integration Server handles client requests as follows:
Certificate
No Certificate
Username/Password
Log in with username/password supplied at prompt.
Log in with username/password supplied at prompt.
Request Certificates
If certificate is trusted and matches a mapped user, log in as that user.
If certificate is not trusted or does not match a mapped user, log in with user/password supplied at prompt.
Log in with username/password supplied at prompt.
Require Certificates
If certificate is trusted and matches a mapped user, log in as that user. Ignore user/password supplied at prompt.
If certificate is not trusted or does not match mapped user, ignore user/password supplied at prompt and reject the login request.
Reject the login request.
*If watt.ftpUseCertMap is false, Integration Server handles client requests as follows:
Certificate
No Certificate
Username/Password
Log in with username/password supplied at prompt.
Log in with username/password supplied at prompt.
Request Certificates
Accept certificate if it is trusted, but ignore user provided in certificate. Instead, log in with user/password supplied at prompt.
Log in with username/password supplied at prompt.
Require Certificates
Accept certificate if it is trusted, but ignore user provided in certificate. Instead, log in with user/password supplied at prompt.
Reject the login request.
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