2.6 Connection-destination property file (connection-destination-name.properties)

This is the definition file for setting information used to establish connections when the following plug-ins are executed:

General command plug-in
File-forwarding plug-in
Terminal connect plug-in
Content plug-in

Format

specification-key-name=setting

Installation folder

For non-cluster systems:: JP1/AO-installation-folder\conf\plugin\destinations
For cluster systems:: shared-folder-name\jp1ao\conf\plugin\destinations

Trigger for applying definitions

Executing a plug-in that references the connection-destination property file

Description

One specification key and setting can be specified per line. Note the following points when coding the connection-destination property file.

Lines that begin with # are treated as comments.
Blank lines are ignored.
The encoding is ISO 8859-1.
The entries are case sensitive.
To specify a backslash (\) in a character string, two backslashes (\\) must be entered.

In this case, assume two backslashes as one byte to calculate the size.
If the same specification key is entered multiple times in a file, the last one that is specified will take effect.
If an invalid value is specified in the connection-destination property file, an execution error occurs in the plug-in that references the connection-destination property file.
The file name must be specified in the host-name.properties or IP-address.properties format. However, if you want to specify an IPv6 address, you must replace any colons (:) with a hyphen (-) because colons cannot be specified in a file name. For example, to specify the IPv6 address 2001::234:abcd, enter 2001--234-abcd.properties.

Settings

Table 2‒9: Settings in the connection-destination property file
Key name	Settings	Specifiable values
terminal.charset	Specifies the character set used for communication.	EUC-JP eucjp ibm-943C ISO-8859-1 MS932 PCK Shift_JIS UTF-8 windows-31j
telnet.port	Specifies the port number used for a Telnet connection by using the terminal connect plug-in. This setting has priority over the telnet.port.number setting in the property file (config_user.properties).	0-65535
ssh.port	Specifies the port number used for an SSH connection by using one of the following plug-ins: General command plug-in File-forwarding plug-in Terminal connect plug-in Content plug-in This setting has priority over the ssh.port.number setting in the property file (config_user.properties).	0-65535
telnet.prompt.account	Specifies a regular expression pattern used to detect the character string that is output for prompting the user to enter a user ID to establish a connection with the target device by using the terminal connect plug-in. You can use 1 to 1,024 characters. For example, specify `Username:`.	Character string that can be used in regular expression patterns
telnet.prompt.password	Specifies a regular expression pattern used to detect the character string that is output for prompting the user to enter a password to establish a connection with the target device by using the terminal connect plug-in. You can use 1 to 1,024 characters. For example, specify `Password:`.	Character string that can be used in regular expression patterns
telnet.noStdout.port.list	Specifies the port number of the service that does not return the standard output after a connection is established by using the terminal connect plug-in. You can use 1 to 1,024 characters. To specify multiple port numbers, use a comma as a separator.	0-65535, and commas (,)

Example definition

terminal.charset=UTF-8
telnet.port=23
ssh.port=22
telnet.prompt.account=login
telnet.prompt.password=password
telnet.noStdout.port.list=25,80,110

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