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• If you select FTPS the following options are available:
- Select an Encryption option: Implicit or Explicit.
When set to Explicit, the Scan Station and the server
negotiate on whether or not to encrypt the data and what form
of encryption should be used. Explicit FTPS is on Port 21.
The Scan Station will accommodate this selection if the
server is capable of receiving encrypted data.
When set to Implicit, the Scan Station is expected to always
send encrypted data. The default port is 990.
Consult the FTP server administrator for the appropriate
encryption option.
- Check Passive if you want to enable Passive port
negotiation.
- Check Require verifiable SSL server certificate if your
network environment is more security conscious and you
require your certificates to be up-to-date and signed by a
certificate authority.
Click the Proxy down arrow to configure the proxy settings.
-Select SOCKS as your Proxy Type.
- Enter the Proxy Address in the form of a fully qualified
domain name (e.g., FTP.acme.com) or as an IP address.
- Enter the Username and Password required to access the
proxy server.
- If the proxy server is configured to communicate on a port
other than Port 1080, change the value using the up and
down arrows.
- Select the appropriate Version for the proxy server. If you do
not know if you should use SOCKS4 or SOCKS5, consult
your administrator.
• If you select SFTP the following options are available:
- If the SFTP site communicates on a port other than Port 22,
change the value using the up and down arrows. When you
select SFTP, the port value will automatically change to the
default value of Port 22.
- A Private Key file is an encrypted key that is used to access
the SFTP server. There are several different types of Private
Key files. Use the Browse button to select the Private Key
file stored on your computer or network. Consult the SFTP
administrator for the appropriate Private Key file to use.
NOTE: Private Key files encrypted with DSA 2048, 4096 bits
and Putty SSH1 RSA are not supported.
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