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Step 1

From the UDMG navigation pane, select Management > Servers. The Servers list displays.

Step 2

Click New. The Server Details displays.

  • In the Server Name field, enter stonebranch-sftp-01
  • In the Protocol field, select SFTP
  • In the IP Address field, enter 0.0.0.0
  • In the Port field, enter 4000
  • In the Root Directory field, enter data
  • In the Receive Directory field, enter sftp-01/in
  • In the Send Directory field, enter sftp-01/out
  • In the Temp Directory field, enter sftp-01/tmp
  • In the Member of Business Service, select one of the available Business Services. More business Services can be added after the rule is created. 

Step 3

Click Save and Confirm.

Step 4

Generate a host key (private SSH key) for the server, for example:

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$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "stonebranch-cert-01" -m PEM -f "stonebranch-cert-01.crt" -N ""
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Your identification has been saved in stonebranch-cert-01.crt.
Your public key has been saved in stonebranch-cert-01.crt.pub.


Step 5

Select the stonebranch-sftp-01 server from the Server list panel and click the Certificates tab.

Step 6

Click the Add Certificate button

Step 7

The Certificate Details displays.

  • In the Name field, enter stonebranch-cert-01.
  • In the Private Key field, select enter the content of the file stonebranch-cert-01.crt:

Step 8

Click Save and Confirm.

Step 9

The certificate record appears in the list:

Step 10

Start the server by clicking on the start (play) button:

Step 11

Click to MFT Server Status button to show the list of running services.

The new server stonebranch-sftp-01 is listed and should appear with a green status which means there is now a SFTP server listening on the IP and port that we configured.

Step 12

The server status can be controlled with the following action buttons:

  • Enable: local server is set to start automatically when UDMG server Server starts
  • Disable: local server is not starting automatically when UDMG server Server starts
  • Start: initiate the start of the local server
  • Stop: request to stop the local server
  • Restart: request to stop and start the server
Step 13

Additional details can be attached to a local server. 

  • Description
  • Primary Contact Name
  • Primary Contact Phone
  • Primary Contact Email
  • Secondary Contact Name
  • Secondary Contact Phone
  • Secondary Contact Email
  • Customized fields

Go to the Details tab on the local server pane.

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Fill in the needed details.

New fields can be added with the 'plus' button at the bottom of the form. A custom field is comprised of a key and value pair.

Press the Save button inside the tab to store the details.