The following describes the FTPS-related settings in the definition items in the attribute file used during setup of the FTP inbound adapter. For details on the other definition items, see 3.2.3 Setting up the FTP inbound adapter in the manual Service Platform Setup and Operation Guide.

Table H-3 List of definition items in attribute file (FTPS-related settings)

Definition item	Definition name	Permitted values	Default value	Remarks
Whether to enable FTPS	server_ftps_enable	true or false	false	If you specify true, the FTPS-related settings take effect. If you specify false, all FTPS-related settings are ignored.
Implicit mode for control connection	nioListener_ftps_implicitMode	true or false	false	If you specify true, the control connection operates in Implicit mode. If you specify false, it operates in Explicit mode.
Keystore file path#	nioListener_ftps_keystore_file	Any character string	Empty string	Specify the file by absolute path.
Keystore password	nioListener_ftps_keystore_password	A character string of 6 or more characters	Empty string	--
Key password	nioListener_ftps_keystore_keyPassword	A character string of 6 or more characters	Empty string	If you omit this item, the keystore password is assumed to be the key password.
Key alias	nioListener_ftps_keystore_keyAlias	Any character string	Empty string	If you omit this item, the FTP inbound adapter uses the first key in the keystore (when sorted in ascending order of the byte array of the key certificate fingerprint).
Encryption of data connection	nioListener_ftps_dataConnection_secure	true or false	true	This setting applies if you do not specify the PROT command. If the PROT command is executed successfully, the value specified in the PROT command applies. If you specify true, the data connection is encrypted. It is not encrypted if you specify false.

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--: Not applicable.

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