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Step 1 | From the UDMG Admin UI navigation pane, select Remote Partners. The Remote Partner list displays. | ||
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Step 2 | Click Add icon ( ). The Remote Partner Details displays.Fill in the details for the sample server from Tutorial - Creating and Manually Starting an SFTP Server.
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Step 3 | Click the Accounts tab on the Remote Partner detail panel. Add a new account.
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Step 4 | Click the Certificates/Keys tab on the Remote Partner detail panel. The server public key can be retrieved with ssh-keyscan tool:
Click the Add icon ( ).
The public key can also be fetched and stored automatically with the Fetch host key button: | ||
Step 5 | Add a new certificate record for the client host key, this is needed for the Host-Based Authentication. Generate a private SSH key, for example:
Note that the generated public key ( Click the Add icon ( ).
Click Save icon (. )
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Step 6 | In the Configuration tab of the Remote Partner Details, switch on the Host-based authentication toggle. The Private Key Certificate field and Authorized Accounts button appear. | ||
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For selected account(s), the connection will be attempted with the host-based authentication method. | ||
Step 8 | Click Save icon (. ) | ||
Step 9 | Be sure to have completed the local SFTP server configuration with the public key that was generated above. See Tutorial - Using Host-Based Authentication for an SFTP Server. | ||
Step 10 | Configure the rules at partner and/or account level. For example, stonebranch-sftp-01_partner_send Go the Rules Service via the UDMG Admin UI navigation pane. Create the rule: Please note that because the remote partner is set in this tutorial to be a local UDMG SFTP server, the Remote Directory is set to the virtual path ( Authorize the sending rule in the Rules tab of the Remote Partner Details. | ||
Step 11 | Initiate a file transfer to upload a file. Use the Command Line Interface to register the transfer:
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Step 12 | Follow the transfer request from the Activity Transfer and History dashboards. There are 2 records in this case, because UDMG is used both as the client and the server in the transaction:
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