Host Name

Enter the name of the Host or the IP-address of the switch that is to be connected.

User Name

Enter the name of the user whose account on the remote Switch will enable the FTP session to be created.

Password

Enter the user password.

File Information

Detailed specification about control files that are going to be collected by the agent.

Data Type

Select from the drop down list the data file format, either SMS or MMS, that the agent should collect.

File Directory

Enter the physical path to the source directory on the remote Host, where the control and data files are saved.

Switch Time Zone

Select the timezone location. Timezone is used when updating the transaction control file.

File Name

Detailed specification about the data file that is to be collected by the agent

Prefix

Enter the data files name prefix.

Number Positions

Select the length of the number-part in the data file name as follows:

• 01 for a two digit number

• 001 for a three digit number

• 0001 for a four digit number

For example: If you select 0001, data file number 99 will include the following four digits:  0099 .

Settings

Detailed specification of specific use of the FTP service

Command Port

Enter the port number for the FTP server to connect to, on the remote Switch.

Local Data Port

Enter the local port number that the agent will listen on for incoming data connections.

This port will be used when communication is established in Active Mode. If the default value, zero, is not changed, the FTP server will negotiate about which port the data communication will be established.

Number Of Retries

Enter the number of attempts to reconnect after temporary communication errors.

Retry Interval

Enter the time interval, in milliseconds, between connection attempts.

Active Mode (PORT)

Select this check box to set the FTP connection mode to ACTIVE. Otherwise, the mode is PASSIVE.

Transfer Type

Select either Binary or ASCII transfer of the data files.

FTP Command Trace

Select this check box to generate a printout of the FTP commands and responses. This printout is logged in the Event Area of the Workflow Monitor.

Use this option only to trace communication problems, as workflow performance might deteriorate.

TTS Header Size

This is the size of the header record in the TTS file. If the size is not specified, the default value 9 will be used for MMS, and 8 for SMS.

TTT Header Size

This is the size of the header record in the TTT file. If the size is not specified, the default value 8 will be used for MMS, and 7 for SMS.