FTP Location

Inform an IP address or path of an FTP server, such as "ftp://ftp.elipse.com.br/"

Local Directory

Local directory to where files must be copied, such as "C:\Mydir\"

Username

Inform the name of a user from the FTP server. For an anonymous connection, leave this option blank

Password

Inform a password for the user on the FTP server. For an anonymous connection, leave this option blank

Use TLS/SSL

If this option is selected, this Driver forces the use of TLS/SSL (Transport Layer Security or Secure Sockets Layer cryptography) security protocol and enables certificate authentication. When this option is not selected, this Driver tries to use TLS/SSL without certificate authentication and, if it fails, then tries again without TLS/SSL. To perform specific settings, use the TLS/SSL Settings option

Timeout (s)

Time to wait, in seconds, for a response from an individual command. After this time passes, that operation is aborted

Retries

How many times a transaction with the server is reattempted in case it fails. After all retries are exhausted, this Driver assumes a failed connection to the server

TLS/SSL Settings

Use this option for specific settings of the TLS/SSL protocol, described on topic TLS/SSL Settings Window

IP:Port for Active Mode

The FTP protocol provides Active and Passive data transfer modes. The default is the Passive mode, where a client requests a transfer and data arrives using the same channel. In the Active mode, a client informs an IP address and a TCP/IP port from where the server connects, and then sends those requests back. If users want to use the Active mode, inform in this option a value different from empty, as described on table Available options for the IP:Port for the Active Mode option

Use Remote Filename as Local Filename

If this option is selected and the name of the local file is not informed, this Driver tries to use the same file name requested as the local name

Use EPSV before PASV in passive mode

In Passive mode, this Driver tries the EPSV command before the PASV command. The EPSV command is not supported by all servers

Use EPRT before PORT in active mode

In Active mode, this Driver tries the EPRT command before the PORT command. The EPRT command is not supported by all servers

Unix Style List

This Driver, when receiving a list of files from a directory, must extract information about file name and size, for example. There are differences among FTP servers and some servers use a format more common to Windows applications, the NT format, and others use the Unix format. Select this option if the format is Unix. Please check items NT Format and Unix Format for examples of these formats

IP:Port

192.168.102.23:4567

Informs that the server must connect to the IP address 192.168.102.23 using TCP/IP port 4567

IP:Range

192.168.102.23:4500-4600

Informs a range of available TCP/IP ports

IP

192.168.102.23

The server tries to connect using a random TCP/IP port

-

- (dash)

Uses the current IP address and a random TCP/IP port