Server Properties
Use the Server Properties tab to edit MFT server properties. How?
The Server Properties tab is arranged in the following sections:
General Actions and Configuration
The General Actions and Configuration section of the Server Properties tab allows you to save all MFT server properties and edit the general properties.
Element | Description |
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Save |
Saves MFT server property changes. Remember to save before closing this tab. |
Revert |
Reverts all changes since the last save. |
Payload Storage Directory |
Specifies the full path to the payload storage directory. A Payload Storage Directory is required. The default is In case of HA (High Availability mode), the payload storage directory must be a shared file location. If you change this directory, you must move the directories and files under it and restart the Oracle WebLogic Server managed server(s) dedicated to Oracle Managed File Transfer. See Embedded Servers—Ports for how to restart these servers. |
Callout Directory |
Specifies the full path to the callout directory. The default is |
Store Inline Payload |
Specifies where to store inline payloads: File System or Database. Selecting File System stores inline payloads in the Payload Storage Directory. Selecting Database stores inline payloads in the database where the MFT configuration is stored. |
Generate Checksum |
Generates a checksum for payload verification if checked. Checksum is generated only for delivered files. You can also generate Checksum in FIPS mode. |
Store Reference Payload |
Stores referenced payloads in the Payload Storage Directory if checked. |
Performance
The Performance section of the Server Properties tab allows you to edit MFT server performance properties.
Element | Description |
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Source Processors |
Specifies the number of processing threads dedicated to source tasks such as transfer identification and source-level processing function execution. At least one source processor is required. The default is 2. |
Instance Processors |
Specifies the number of processing threads dedicated to transfer instance tasks such as target-level preprocessing function execution. The default is 2. |
Target Processors |
Specifies the number of processing threads dedicated to target tasks such as delivery and target-level postprocessing function execution. The default is 2. |
High Availability Properties
The High Availability Properties section of the Server Properties tab allows you to edit MFT server high availability properties. This applies only to or File, FTP Remote and sFTP Remote endpoints.
For more information, see Configuring Oracle File and FTP Adapters for High Availability.
Element | Description |
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Control Directory |
Specifies the directory structure where control files are stored. You must set it to a shared location if multiple Oracle WebLogic Server instances run in a cluster. For example, |
Inbound Datasource |
Specifies the inbound data source where the schemas corresponding to high availability are pre-created. The default, established outside of Oracle Managed File Transfer, is |
Outbound Datasource |
Specifies the outbound data source where the schemas corresponding to high availability are pre-created. The default, established outside of Oracle Managed File Transfer, is |
Advanced Delivery Properties
The Advanced Delivery Properties section of the Server Properties tab allows you to edit MFT server advanced delivery properties.
When a load balancer is configured for MFT, then MFT's FTP, FTPS (FTP over SSL), and sFTP (SSH-FTP) client communicates only with the load balancer's IP address and, then the load balancer communicates with MFT's FTP, FTPS (FTP over SSL), and sFTP (SSH-FTP) services.
Note:
You cannot edit the ports while FTP, FTPS (FTP over SSL), and sFTP (SSH-FTP) services are running.
Element | Description |
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Internal Address |
Specifies the internal IP address of the load balancer. |
Internal FTPS |
Specifies the internal IP port for FTPS. |
Internal sFTP |
Specifies the internal IP port for sFTP. |
Internal FTP |
Specifies the internal IP port for FTP. |
External Address |
Specifies the external IP address of the load balancer. |
External FTPS |
Specifies the external IP port for FTPS. |
External sFTP |
Specifies the external IP port for sFTP. |
External FTP |
Specifies the external IP port for FTP. |
Related Topics
"Changing Server Properties" in Using Oracle Managed File Transfer