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promoteTrigger

Promote a Trigger from one

Managed File Transfer

server to another

Managed File Transfer

server.

Example:

infamftcmd.bat -server http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft -user Administrator -password Administrator  -command promoteTrigger -targetServer http//:10.1.4.1:9000/informaticamft -targetUser Administrator  -targetPassword Administrator -triggerName "Daily Transfers" -eventType login_failed  -replaceTrigger true 

Parameter Name	Description	Required?	Default Value
triggerName	The name of the Trigger.	Yes	None
targetServer	The host name or IP address of the target server.	Yes	None
targetUser	The user name to log in to the target server.	Yes	None
targetPassword	The password for the target user to log in with. The password is case sensitive.	Yes	None
eventType	The event type of the trigger. Valid values: account_disabled as2_mdn_receive_failed as2_mdn_receive_successful as2_message_receive_failed as2_message_receive_successful before_as2_mdn_send before_shareddrive_upload before_secure_mail_send change_password_failed change_password_successful checksum_failed checksum_successful connect connection_rejected create_folder_failed create_folder_successful delete_file_failed delete_file_successful delete_folder_failed delete_folder_successful disconnect download_failed download_successful invitation_failed invitation_successful ip_address_blacklisted login_failed login_successful registration_failed registration_successful rename_file_failed rename_file_successful rename_folder_failed rename_folder_successful upload_failed upload_successful	Yes	None
replaceTrigger	Replace the trigger if it exists. Valid options are true or false.	No	false

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