McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 99
FTP-SECURE, Syntax, Default Value, FTP-SERVER, Notes, FTP-USERNAME, GROUPSFILE
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Using the Configuration File Learning about the configuration file For example: ebs --encrypt --ftp --ftp-port FTP-SECURE Tells E-Business Server to do an FTP transfer securely, using the FTPS protocol. This protocol uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) to protect the user name, password, file name and data. The remote FTP server's X.509 certificate must be signed and on your keyring for --ftp-secure to work. E-Business Server only supports servers that use the FTPS protocol and are capable of exporting their X.509 certificates. Syntax FTP-SECURE = Default Value FTP-SECURE = FTP-SERVER Specifies the FTP server that you want E-Business Server to connect to during encryption or decryption operations. Syntax FTP-SERVER = Default Value FTP-SERVER= Notes You can also add the --ftp-server option to the command line when encrypting or decrypting files. For example: ebs --encrypt --ftp --ftp-server FTP-USERNAME Specifies the user name that you want E-Business Server to use when connecting to an FTP server during encryption or decryption operations. If you do not specify a user name, E-Business Server connects as an anonymous user. This parameter works with the FTP-PASSWORD parameter. If you do not specify a value for FTP-USERNAME, E-Business Server assumes that you want to connect as an anonymous user and you do not need to specify a value for FTP-PASSWORD. (E-Business Server will automatically use anonymous@ as the password.) If you do enter a value for FTP-USERNAME, and do not specify a value for FTP-PASSWORD, then E-Business Server will automatically prompt you for a password when you perform encryption or decryption operations using FTP. Syntax FTP-USERNAME = Default Value FTP-USERNAME= Notes You can also add the --ftp-username option to the command line when encrypting or decrypting files. For example: ebs --encrypt --ftp --ftp-username GROUPSFILE Specifies the location of the E-Business Server groups file, pgpgroup.pgr. 97 E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide