NOTE: These settings apply to all new copy jobs. For each individual copy job, you can override these settings on the Performance page. See Maximizing performance options.
IMPORTANT: In most cases, the default values are optimal. Changing these values incorrectly can lead to performance degradation. |
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Select Tools | New Job Options. |
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On the Performance Settings page, set the desired options. |
NOTE: Due to factors, such as the volume of other traffic on the network, you may need to experiment with the time span to achieve a desired bandwidth. | |
Choose the number of minutes to wait between each retry on locked files. The default is 30 minutes. | |
Close job progress window automatically when no errors occur |
NOTE: These settings apply to all newly created copy jobs. For an individual copy job, you can override these settings on the Email page. See Sending email notifications. |
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Select Tools | New Job Options. |
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Open the SMTP Settings tab. |
NOTE: If you are using the Gmail™ webmail service, select the STARTLS encryption method to enable the SMTP connection to use SSL/TLS. |
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To send a test email, click Send Test Email. |
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Click OK. |
On the General Settings page, you can choose to restore Secure Copy to the state it was left in when you last closed it, to show or hide tool tips, to remove the animation from the Secure Copy splash screen, and to show or hide a context menu in Windows® Explorer.
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Select Tools | Preferences. |
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On the General Settings page, set general options. |
Restore application size, position and selected content at startup |
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Click OK. |
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Select Tools | Preferences. |
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Open the Logging Settings tab. |
NOTE: For best performance, the repository should be stored locally. Data is written frequently to log files during Secure Copy jobs, and that data is accessed when reports are generated. Placing the Logs and Reports repository on a network path can negatively impact application performance. |
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Click OK. |
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