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Client Update FTP Downloader |
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The Client Update FTP Downloader Settings define how the inbuilt FTP client downloads updates from the Navigator Systems Ltd FTP server ready for the Auto Update.
Autocheck Frequency
How often in hours that the program checks if anything new is ready to be downloaded. The Administrator will be informed via email using the settings here.
FTPPort
The port used to connect to the FTP server. The default value is FTP. Alternatives would be a port number e.g 21
Directory
The Location that any update files will be downloaded to. If the folder doesn't exist is will be created. The path is relative to the server computer running the SQL server engine.
ConnectionType
Valid values are
| • | ftpDirect |
| • | ftpProxy |
| • | ftpSocks4 |
| • | ftpSocks4A |
| • | ftpSocks5 |
These are different ways to connect to a remote FTP server. Unless you know differently, use ftpDirect
ProxyServer
The ProxyServer used if connecting using SOCKS
SocksPort
The port used if connecting using SOCKS
SocksPassword
The Password used if connecting using SOCKS
SocksServer
The Socks Server used if connecting using SOCKS
SocksUsercode
The Socks User used if connecting using SOCKS
PassiveMode
In the FTP protocol two ports are normally used, 20 and 21. Port 21 is the control channel in which requests such as PUT, GET, and PWD are sent to the server. Port 20 is the data channel in which actual files, folders and directory listings are sent. Normally, when you connect to an FTP site, the site establishes the data connection to your PC (the client) on Port 20. However, if the site allows passive transfers, you can have your PC establish the data connection. We recommend that you use passive mode for most transfers.
Recent Updates Only
Only download updates which are more recent than 10 days before this server's creation date.
Download Now
The download now checkbox forces the FTP client online to download any new files.
Note: FTP access is logged to <My Documents>\NXServer_FTPclient.log