Command Line Utility Guide

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Unix Command

Navigate to the install folder and type:

infamftcmd.sh [-parameter] <value> [-command] <value>

The infamftcmd.sh command accepts the following parameters:

Parameter Name	Description	Required?	Default Value
server	The URL of the Managed File Transfer server. When running in a cluster environment, separate multiple server URL's with a comma. For example: http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft https://10.1.4.1:8001/informaticamft http://10.1.4.1:8000/informaticamft,http://10.1.4.2:8000/informaticamft	Yes	None
user	The user name for logging in to Managed File Transfer .	Yes	None
password	The password for the user account.	Yes*	None
passwordPrompt	You will be prompted to specify the password when the command is executed.	Yes*	None
passwordVariable	The password is stored in an environment or user variable in the system. Specify the variable name as the parameter, which is case sensitive.	Yes*	None
passwordFile	The password is stored in a file. Specify the full path to the file.	Yes*	None
passwordIsEncrypted	Specifies that a password is encrypted. Valid options are true or false.	No	None
listCommands	Lists the commands supported by the server.	No	None
command	The name of the command sent to the Managed File Transfer server.	No	None
commandHelp	Prints all supported parameters for the selected command to the console along with parameter descriptions.	No	None
version	Prints the installed version of the Managed File Transfer Command application on the local computer.	No	None
serverCertificateStore	The path to the key store containing the trusted certificates. This file is used for authenticating the server during the SSL handshake.	No	default
serverCertificateStorePassword	The password for the server certificate key store.	No	None
serverCertificateStoreType	The type of the server certificate key store. Valid options are JKS and PKCS12.	No	JKS
clientCertificateStore	The path to the key store containing the private keys and associated certificates. This key store is required if the target Managed File Transfer server requires client authentication using digital certificates.	No	default
clientCertificateStorePassword	The password for the client certificate key store.	No	None
clientCertificateStoreType	The type of the client certificate key store. Valid options are JKS and PKCS12.	No	JKS
verifyHostName	When connecting over SSL, whether or not to verify the host name with the host name listed on the digital certificate sent by the server. Valid options are true or false.	No	true
trustAll	Whether or not to authenticate the server. When this is set to true, all servers are considered as trusted, in other words, the server authentication will be skipped during the SSL handshake. Valid options are true or false.	No	None
proxyHost	The proxy host URL.	No	None
proxyPort	The port used by the proxy.	No	None
proxyUser	The user name used to log in to the proxy server.	No	None
proxyPassword	The password for the proxy user.	No	None
connectionTimeout	The number of seconds before a connection times out.	No	60
readTimeout	The socket timeout in seconds. If no data is transferred in this timeframe, the socket times out.	No	300
logFile	The file location for the Managed File Transfer Command log file.	No	[<installfolder>/informaticamftclient.log]
responseOutputFile	The file location and file name in which to save the response returned from Managed File Transfer . The format of the response is XML.	No	None
jvmconfig	Prints all of the system properties to the console, this is used for debug purposes only.	No	None

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