See the section, Pre/Post Migration Steps Parameters for more information.
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Click Other Options. |
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Click New. |
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Enter the parameter value in the Value field. |
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Enter the value you want in the Value field. |
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Click OK. |
There are two ways you can acquire the key sets you need:
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NOTE: Select Password if you want to use standard user ID/password authentication. When you select this option, the Authentication field displays an Enter Password button. To create a password, click Enter Password, and in the Change Password dialog box, enter the password in the Password and Confirm Password fields (50 characters maximum). Then click OK. |
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Enter the fully qualified path to the file in the Import/export file field and then click Import Private. |
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In the Size field, select the desired key size. |
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Click Generate. |
These servers are SSH enabled remote machines where PeopleTools related utilities like Application Designer and Data Mover are installed. This configuration is only relevant for users who want to migrate PeopleSoft objects using the Web Client. See Enabling Web Client to perform PeopleSoft migrations.
A user defined character code which uniquely identifies the server in Stat | |
The actual FTP host name or IP address (as opposed to the value in the Server Name field, which is user defined) | |
The operating system the server runs on. Options include Unix, NT, and MVS. | |
The ID Stat uses to connect to the file server. 50 character maximum. | |
If you selected the value “Password” in the Auth Type field, this field displays the Enter Password button, which opens the Change Password dialog box. Enter the password in the Password and Confirm Password fields. Then click OK. 50 character maximum. If for an SFTP server you selected the value Public Key in the Auth Type field, this field displays the Public Key Config button, which opens the Public key Maintenance window. Here you can import/export key files and generate keys. | |
The port number that the FTP server is running on. Default is 21. | |
NOTE: You can also define a user’s default working directory in the User File Directories tab of the Other User Information window. For more information, see Defining Stat Users . User can also define their own working directories in the Stat User Options window. For more information, see the “Object Management” sections in the change management chapters of the Stat User Guide. |
File server path where the working folder is found. Make sure you use the proper syntax when specifying working directories. For more information, see File Path Syntax . | |
After defining a default directory in the maintenance table, you can make sure that you have entered all the information correctly by clicking Test Connection. See the section, Testing File Locations, Servers, and Default Directory Locations for more information.
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