3.1.2 Using a definition file to define an environment for JP1/FTP

You can use a definition file to define some of the environment settings for JP1/FTP.

You create a definition file and specify the definition information as described below.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Creating a definition file
(2) Contents of the definition file

(1) Creating a definition file

Create a definition file with the following path name:

JP1/FTP-installation-directory\ftsenv.ini

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(2) Contents of the definition file

Specify the definition information in the format of a Windows initialization file (.ini), as shown below:

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The following table lists and describes the sections, keys, and values that can be specified.

Table 3‒2: Contents of the definition file (ftsenv.ini)
Section	Key	Value	Description
`[ENV_INFO_VIEW]`	`GEN_USER`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	Specifies whether a non-Administrator user can reference the definition information.^#1 `ON`: Make the definition information referenceable. `OFF`: Do not display the definition information.
`[WELL_KNOWN_PORTS]`	`Enable`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	Specifies whether to permit connection when a well-known port (0 to 1023) is specified in the `PORT` command at the FTP server.^#2 `ON`: Permit connection. `OFF`: Reject connection.
`[ANOTHER_ADDRESS]`	`Enable`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	Specifies whether to permit connection when the IP address specified in the `PORT` command at the FTP server does not belong to the client that established the control connection.^#2 `ON`: Permit connection. `OFF`: Reject connection.
`[MASK_CMD]`	`PORT`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	Specifies whether to suppress reception of the `PORT` command at the FTP server.^{#2, #3} `ON`: Suppress. `OFF`: Do not suppress.
`[MASK_CMD]`	`EPRT`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	Specifies whether to suppress reception of the `EPRT` command at the FTP server.^{#2, #3} `ON`: Suppress. `OFF`: Do not suppress.
`[C_WELL_KNOWN_PORTS]`	`Enable`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	At the FTP client, specifies whether to permit a connection when a well-known port (0 to 1023) is specified in the port number received from the FTP server after the `PASV` command is issued.^#4 `ON`: Permit connection. `OFF`: Reject connection.
`[C_ANOTHER_ADDRESS]`	`Enable`	`ON\|OFF` <<`OFF`>>	Specifies whether to permit a connection when the IP address received from the FTP server after the `PASV` command is issued at the FTP client does not belong to the server that established the control connection.^#4 `ON`: Permit connection. `OFF`: Reject connection.

#1

In version 8 or earlier, a non-Administrator user cannot reference some of the definition information. If ON is specified, all the definition information becomes referenceable, including the information that was not referenceable in version 8 or earlier.

When the Operations-Manager Console is used to reference definition information, the user must be an administrator.

#2

This registration information takes effect the next time the JP1/File Transmission Server/FTP Server service starts.

#3

If ON is specified and the FTP server receives the corresponding command, the FTP server sends to the FTP client the response message 500 'command-name': command not understood.

Note that Help for this command is not disabled.

#4

This registration information takes effect the next time the JP1/File Transmission Server/FTP Client service starts.

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