Select this option to activate and run the listener in all the ActiveTransfer instances.

Type a unique name for the listener.

Type a host name or IP address. localhost is the default.

Type a unique port number.

Select this option if you want to mention that this port number is used along with the other listener information such as, listener name, host, port, protocol, creation of a new user account, modification to the credentials or server connection details for a user, or permissions granted to folders in the email shared with the user.

Select this option if you want to enable SSO for this listener.

For more information about configuring SSO, see Configuring Single Sign-On for ActiveTransfer Web Client. Also, to understand how client certificate authentication affects this field, see the description of Require valid client certificate and password.

Type the From and To range of port numbers that can be used for passive port connections.

Do one of the following:

Type a welcome message for display in the client console (example, ActiveTransfer web client, FileZilla client, and so on) when a user logs in.

Select this option if the incoming client connections are routed through a router or firewall, that is FTP-aware. FTP-aware routers and firewalls inspect the FTP command and response, and might modify the response.

It is possible that a client cannot connect to ActiveTransfer Server or transfer files even when a listener is active. This happens when either a firewall exists between the client and the server or the virtual private network the client uses has altered the IP address given to ActiveTransfer Server.

Select this option to activate SSL encryption.

Type the path or browse to the location of the keystore file. ActiveTransfer Server loads the truststore file from the keystore file path, Keystore-File-Path_trust. For example, C://keystore/key for Windows and /usr/keystore/key for UNIX.

Type the keystore password.

Type the private key password.

Select this option if you want to allow connections for clients with a valid client certificate.

When this option is selected, ActiveTransfer Server expects the clients requesting a server connection to present a valid certificate. The certificate should match one of the certificates stored in the truststore.

For details on how to map client certificates to users, see "User Certificate Mapping" section in the document.

When establishing a connection with the server, ActiveTransfer validates only the client certificate but not the password.

Select this option if you want ActiveTransfer to validate both the client certificate and the password when establishing a connection with the server.

Select this option to enable support for explicit SSL for use in encryption mode (FTPES).

Select the Require encryption option to force the client to use the data transfer encryption mode while connecting to an FTP server. In this mode, the client cannot switch off the channel encryption.

Select this option to enable support for implicit SSL for use in encryption mode (FTPS). SSL is used on all the clients in each session.

Select one or more of the following supported protocols for explicit SSL or implicit SSL encryption modes:

Type the command delay interval in milliseconds to add a pause between each command in order to slow down clients that continually access the server.

Select this option to activate and run the listener in all the ActiveTransfer instances.

Type a unique name for the listener.

Type a host name or IP address. localhost is the default.

Type a unique port number.

Select this option if you want to mention that this port number is used along with the other listener information such as, listener name, host, port, protocol, creation of a new user account, modification to the credentials or server connection details for a user, or permissions granted to folders in the email shared with the user.

Select Active to enable RSA encryption, and type the file name or browse to the location of the file containing the key for the RSA algorithm.

Type the password to access the RSA key, if required.

Select Active to enable DSA encryption, and type the file name or browse to the location of the file containing the key for the DSA algorithm.

Type the password to access the DSA key, if required.

Select this option if you want to make password authentication mandatory for a user.

Select this option if you require a certificate or public key when a secure connection is established with a partner. Whether password-based authentication is mandatory or not, authentication of a connection established with a partner is done with the public key.

Select the required ciphers from the list.

Select the supported keyed-hash message authentication codes (HMACs) for verification of data integrity from the list.

Select this option if you want to use asynchronous threading to enable multiple file transfers to run concurrently.

Type a timeout value in seconds for disconnecting an idle connection.

Type a command delay interval in milliseconds to add a pause between each command in order to slow down clients that continually access the server.

Select this option to activate and run the listener in all the ActiveTransfer instances.

Type a unique name for the listener.

Type a host name or IP address. localhost is the default.

Type a unique port number.

Select this option if you want to mention that this port number is used along with the other listener information such as, listener name, host, port, protocol, creation of a new user account, modification to the credentials or server connection details for a user, or permissions granted to folders in the email shared with the user.

Select this option if you want to enable SSO for this listener.

For more information about configuring SSO, see Configuring Single Sign-On for ActiveTransfer Web Client. Also, to understand how client certificate authentication affects this field, see the description of Require valid client certificate and password.

Type or browse to the path to the keystore file. ActiveTransfer Server loads the truststore file from the keystore file path, <Keystore-File-Path>_trust. For example, C://keystore/key for Windows and /usr/keystore/key for UNIX.

Type the keystore password.

Type the private key password.

Select this option if you want to allow connections for clients with a valid client certificate.

When this option is selected, ActiveTransfer Server expects the clients requesting a server connection to present a valid certificate. The certificate should match one of the certificates stored in the truststore.

For details on how to map client certificates to users, see "User Certificate Mapping" section in the document.

When establishing a connection with the server, ActiveTransfer validates only the client certificate but not the password.

Select this option if you want ActiveTransfer to validate both the client certificate and the password when establishing a connection with the server.

Additionally, when you select this option, ActiveTransfer clears the selection of Support single sign-on because SSO authentication is dependent on the identity provider and not client certificates.

Select one or more of the following supported protocols for explicit SSL or implicit SSL encryption modes:

Type a command delay interval in milliseconds to add a pause between each command in order to slow down clients that continually access the server.