Generics - FTP Connector

Description - A generic for configuring the FTP connector.

Parameter Groups

	Parameter	Type	Description
*	Host:	string	DNS name (or IP address) of the FTP server that you want to connect to.
	Port:	integer	Port to connect to on the FTP site, blank for default port 21

* - denotes required

	Parameter	Type	Description
*	User:	string	A user ID on the FTP server
*	Password:	password	A password for the FTP server
	Account Name:	password	An account for the FTP server
	Site Folder:	string	Remote folder or directory on the FTP site that you want to use as a starting location when you connect, blank means login directory
	Login Retry:	integer	Number of retry attempts after failed connection to FTP server.

* - denotes required

	Parameter	Type	Description
	Use Passive Command:	boolean	Uses PASV command if true, otherwise uses PORT command
	Timeout:	integer	Timeout interval for socket in seconds.
	Port Restrictions:	string	If set restricts the PORT/EPRT command to the following range of ports (i.e. 1000-9999, 50000-60000, etc.).
	Retry:	integer	If non-zero, will retry the operation n times at one-second intervals

* - denotes required

	Parameter	Type	Description
	Quote Command:	string	The entered command is sent as typed, BEFORE any data transfer and BEFORE the Starting SITE COMMAND (if present) is sent. Note: QUOTE differs from SITE in that any command may be sent through QUOTE; only SITE commands valid for the FTP server should be sent entered in the SITE fields.
	Put File Protection:	boolean	Protects against partial updates in the event of error.

* - denotes required

	Parameter	Type	Description
	Type:	string	Select the proxy protocol to use Select from one of the following options: NONE {none} - No proxy needed. HTTP {http} - An HTTP Proxy serves two intermediary roles as an HTTP Client and an HTTP Server for security, management, and caching functionality. The HTTP Proxy routes HTTP Client requests from a Web browser to the Internet, while supporting the caching of Internet data. SOCKS4 {socks4} - SOCKS Version 4, that provides for unsecured firewall traversal for TCP-based client-server applications. SOCKS5 {socks5} - SOCKS5 extends the SOCKS Version 4 model to include UDP, and extends the framework to include provisions for generalized strong authentication schemes, and extends the addressing scheme to encompass domain-name and V6 IP addresses.
	Host:	string	DNS name (or IP address) of the Proxy server that you want to connect to
	Port:	string	Port to connect to on the Proxy site
	User ID:	string	User ID on the Proxy server
	Password:	password	Proxy User's password on the Proxy server

* - denotes required

	Parameter	Type	Description
	Use Encryption:	boolean	If set, the connection is secured via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
	Security Protocol:	string	Security protocol. SSL - Supports some version of SSL; may support other versions. SSLv2 - Supports SSL version 2 or higher. SSLv3 - Supports SSL version 3; may support other versions. TLS - Supports some version of TLS; may support other versions. TLSv1 - Supports TLS version 1; may support other versions. Field not needed if Keystore is a SSL Provider. Select from one of the following options: SSL SSLv2 SSLv3 TLS TLSv1 TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2
	Secure Data Connection:	boolean	Use a secure data connection, i.e. transfer data securely. Used in conjunction with "Secure Control Connection".
	Use 128-bit Encryption:	boolean	Enforces the use of 128-bit encryption
*	SSL Security:	string	FTP Server connection type. unknown - Defaults to Explicit Security then fails over to Implicit Security. explicit - In order to establish the SSL link, explicit security requires that the FTP client issue a specific command to the FTP server after establishing a connection. The default FTP server port is used. implicit - Implicit security automatically begins with an SSL connection as soon as the FTP client connects to an FTP server. In implicit security, the FTP server defines a specific port for the client (typically 990) to be used for secure connections. Select from one of the following options: unknown implicit explicit
	Keystore File or Security Provider:	string	Full path to Keystore file, which provides certificate material to be used for SSL connection, name of the Security Provider, or leave blank to use the configured default Security Provider.
	Keystore Password:	password	Password to access Keystore file; not needed if *Keystore File or Security Provider* is name of a Security Provider.
	Keystore Type:	string	Type of the Keystore; not needed if *Keystore File or Security Provider* is name of a Security Provider

* - denotes required