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richwork

I will see...
The Core_FTP setup is kind of in a Black Box and I dont have access to it... I'll see if its logging anything....
I'll at least post the logs from WinSCP...
martin

Re: How do I match this setup in WinSCP?

If you can login with Core FTP and not with WinSCP with the same setup, please post log files from both.
richwork128

How do I match this setup in WinSCP?

I have tried a number of different options.... So far the "this looks closest" result is...

  • FTP
  • TLS/SSL Implicit encryption...

This way I get a connection and then Access Denied...
Pretty sure I have the right password, but I am going to check with both the Client and with Open Text (We have two Mailboxes with Open Text... No issue connecting to the second...)
The Second is using SFTP
(
File transfer protocol = SFTP-3
Cryptographic protocol = SSH-2
SSH implementation = APACHE-SSHD-2.12.0
Encryption algorithm = AES-256 SDCTR (AES-NI accelerated)
Compression = No
)
martin

Re: How do I match this setup in WinSCP?

On the Login dialog, select "FTP" protocol. And I believe that the "SSL Direct" might be equivalent of "TLS/SSL Implicit Encryption" (if that does not work, try Explicit too). Change the default implicit port 990 to 6366 of your server.
And enter your hostname, username and password.
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login
richwork128

How do I match this setup in WinSCP?

I have a configuration for Core FTP that has been working, but is kind of a Black Box... And doesnt seem to allow automation...

I want to adopt it in Win SCP.... But all my experiments do not connect...

Any ideas....