System Setup FTPs

The FTPs Page within the System Setup section allows administrators to configure and manage FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and FTPS (FTP Secure) connections used for file imports, exports, or automated data exchanges with external systems.

🔧 Purpose

This page is used to:

  • Define new FTP/FTPS connections.

  • Set up credentials and access details.

  • Enable FTP


📘 Page Overview

📄 Fields and Configuration Options

Field
Description

Name

Unique identifier for the FTP configuration.

Username

FTP server login username.

Password

Encrypted password for the FTP account.

Host Address

IP address or domain of the FTP server (e.g., ftp.example.com).

Path

Folder path on the remote server where files are uploaded/downloaded.

Private Key

SSL Cerificate - uses as SFTP credentialsCertificate

Passphrase

A passphrase is like a password, but it’s specifically used to protect a private key file. When you generate a key pair (public and private keys) for secure authentication, the private key can be encrypted with a passphrase to prevent unauthorized use.

Secure FTP

Checkbox: use secure FTP protocol

Enable

Checkbox: when is checked it will make enable the System FTP


✅ Typical Use Cases

  • Export PNL reports nightly to a transport operator via FTPS.


🛠 How to Add a New FTP Configuration

  1. Navigate to System Setup → FTPs.

  2. Click on “Create”.

  3. Fill in all required fields.

  4. Click “Save” to store the configuration.

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