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FTP scenarios

Scenario: Transfer a file to a remote host

Scenario: Secure FTP with SSL

Configure your FTP server

FTP server in iSeries Navigator

Configure FTP servers for graphical FTP clients and Web tools

Configure Anonymous FTP

Prepare for Anonymous FTP

Write exit programs for Anonymous FTP

Create an OS/400 user profile: ANONYMOUS

Create a public library or directory

Install and register exit programs

Secure FTP

Prevent FTP server access

Control FTP access

Use SSL to secure the FTP server

Create a local Certificate Authority

Associate a certificate with the FTP server

Require client authentication for the FTP server (optional)

Enable SSL on the FTP server

Secure the FTP client with TLS/SSL

Manage access using FTP exit programs

Manage access using iSeries Navigator

Monitor incoming FTP users

Manage your FTP server

Start and stop the FTP server

Set number of available FTP servers

Improve FTP performance with configurable subsystem support

Use the FTP client on iSeries

Start and end a client session

Server timeout considerations

Transfer files with FTP

FTP as batch job

FTP reference information

FTP server subcommands

ADDM

ADDV

APPE

AUTH

CRTL

CRTP

CRTS

CWD

DBUG

DELE

DLTF

DLTL

HELP

LIST

MKD

MODE

NLST

NOOP

PASS

PASV

PBSZ

PORT

PROT

PWD

QUIT

RCMD

REIN

RETR

RMD

RNFR

RNTO

SITE

STOR

STOU

STRU

SYST

TIME

TYPE

USER

FTP client subcommands

ACCT

APPEND

ASCII

BINARY

DEBUG

DELETE

DIR

EBCDIC

GET

HELP

LCD

LOCSITE

LOCSTAT

LTYPE

MDELETE

MGET

MKDIR

MODE

MPUT

NAMEFMT

NULLFLDS

OPEN

PASS

PUT

PWD

QUOTE

REINITIALIZE

RENAME

RESET

RMDIR

SECDATA

SECOPEN

SENDPASV

SENDPORT

SENDSITE

SITE

STATUS

STRUCT

SUNIQUE

SYSCMD

TYPE

USER

VERBOSE

FTP exit programs

Request validation exit point: client and server

Example: FTP Client or Server Request Validation exit program in CL code

Example: FTP Server Request Validation exit program in ILE RPG code

VLRQ0100 exit point format

VLRQ0100 exit point format usage notes

Server logon exit point

Example: FTP Server Logon exit program in CL code

Example: FTP Server Logon exit program in C code

Example: FTP Server Logon exit program in ILE RPG code

TCPL0100 exit point format

TCPL0100 exit point format usage notes

TCPL0200 exit point format

TCPL0300 exit point format

Remove exit programs

Data transfer methods

Transfer files that contain packed decimal data between iSeries servers

Transfer *SAVF files

Transfer QDLS documents

Transfer "root", QOpenSys, QLANSrv, QDLS, and QOPT files

Transfer files using QfileSvr.400

Transfer QSYS.LIB files

Receive text files to QSYS.LIB

File pre-creation considerations

CCSID conversions

Specify mapping tables

CCSID code page tagging for iSeries files

NLS considerations for FTP

File systems and naming conventions

FTP server reply status messages

FTP server syntax conventions

FTP client syntax conventions

Enclose subcommand parameters

File names for client transfer subcommands

Troubleshoot FTP

Determine problems with FTP

Materials required for reporting FTP problems

Trace the FTP server

Trace the FTP client

Work with FTP server jobs and job log