uCosminexus Service Platform, Reception and Adapter Definition Guide
You can use FTPS to encrypt the data sent and received by the FTP inbound adapter, including user names and passwords. Note that the FTP inbound adapter only supports server authentication.
The following describes the FTPS-related protocols and commands supported by the FTP inbound adapter, and the settings that relate to FTPS.
The FTP inbound adapter supports the protocols in the following table:
Table H-2 Supported FTPS-related protocols and versions
| Protocol | Version |
|---|---|
| SSL | 3.0 |
| TLS | 1.0 |
The FTP inbound adapter also supports the following FTPS-related commands:
You can enter FTPS-related settings in the attribute file for the FTP inbound adapter.
For details on how to set the attribute file for the FTP inbound adapter and the items you can define in the file, see the description of FTP inbound adapter configuration in 3.2.3 Setting up the FTP inbound adapter in the manual Service Platform Setup and Operation Guide.
The FTP inbound adapter only supports keystores in JKS format. Use the keytool command supplied with the JDK to create keystores and keys in JKS format. For details on the keytool command, see the supplied documentation.
When you use a keystore that contains multiple keys, the same password must be set for every key, including those that are not used by the FTP inbound adapter.
Any upper-case characters in the alias option of the keytool command are saved as lower-case characters when the keystore is created. For this reason, do not use upper-case in the nioListener_ftps_keystore_keyAlias attribute of the attribute file of the FTP inbound adapter. Specify the alias name as it appears in the output of the keytool command executed with the list option specified.
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