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- 10.2.2 HotFix 1
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Service Mapping Columns

The Service Mapping Columns contain the following parameters:

Label: An identifier for the service mapping.

From Address

The IP address that

Managed File Transfer

Gateway uses to listen on for incoming traffic. Optionally leave the

From Address

field blank to use the Controller Address as the bind address for client connections on that particular mapping.

From Port

The port that

Managed File Transfer

Gateway uses to listen on for incoming connections. The standard ports are 21 for FTP, 990 for FTPS, 22 for SFTP, and 443 for HTTPS/AS2.

To Address

The IP address of the local

Managed File Transfer

system.

To Port

The port that the service listener uses for a specific service on the

Managed File Transfer

system.

Load Balancer Rule

The

Managed File Transfer

Gateway uses the Load Balancer Rule to configure the load balancing for each service mapping. This rule is defined in

Managed File Transfer

Gateway and should be round-robin for FTP, FTPS, and SFTP protocols. For HTTPS, the Load Balancer Rule should be IP-based round-robin that routes traffic from specific IP addresses for a period of time to a single system.

By default, the following rules are defined in the

Managed File Transfer

Gateway.

default: Use this rule for FTP, FTPS and SFTP.
https: Use this rule for HTTPS and AS2.
AS2 (S/MIME over HTTP(S)) uses the HTTPS Service.
Changes made to the Service Mappings will take effect the next time the connection to the
Managed File Transfer
Gateway is reset.; To reset the connection, click the
Disconnect
button and then the
Connect
button on the
Gateway Manager
page. For more information, see Gateway Manager.

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Service Mapping Columns