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# FTP/SFTP Configuration | # FTP/SFTP Configuration | ||
+ | ##### last updated: Oct. 8, 2019 | ||
The File Fabric Appliance and SaaS support a number of protocol gateways allowing applications to natively access the File Fabric using FTP/FTPS, SFTP or WebDAV. These are ideal for retrofitting existing applications for object storage. | The File Fabric Appliance and SaaS support a number of protocol gateways allowing applications to natively access the File Fabric using FTP/FTPS, SFTP or WebDAV. These are ideal for retrofitting existing applications for object storage. | ||
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All firewall settings are already configured for the default basic configuration. | All firewall settings are already configured for the default basic configuration. | ||
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+ | ## Enabling the Service | ||
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+ | The File Fabric' | ||
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+ | ``` | ||
+ | su - | ||
+ | systemctl enable cloudftp | ||
+ | systemctl start cloudftp | ||
+ | ``` | ||
+ | ## Using an Additional Subdomain | ||
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+ | CloudFTP can be accessed using the File Fabric' | ||
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+ | Since version 1901, File Fabric license keys have been bound to the FQDNs by which the File Fabric is accessed. | ||
## FTP Services | ## FTP Services |