HP NonStop SSL Reference Manual
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Verify that the log contains a message of the following pattern:
$FTPS0|18May10 20:22:51.63|20|FTP server proxy started on target host 127.0.0.1, target
port 21, source port 8421
When logging with default log level 50, the last message of the log should then be similar to the following:
$FTPS0|27Jul12 16:14:55.41|30|-- FTPS setup completed, starting to listen... --
To create a secure connection with an FTP-TLS enabled FTP client
1.
Configure your FTP client to connect to the address and port number the HP NonStop SSL secure FTPS proxy
listens for incoming connections. Make sure that the client has the FTP-TLS protocol enabled for the session.
Installing a Secure FTP Client Proxy
To encrypt FTP sessions with the standard NonStop FTP client and a FTP server, you will need to perform the following
steps:
1.
On the NonStop server, start a HP NonStop SSL ftp client (FTPC) proxy.
2.
On the partner system, use a "FTP-TLS" compliant server to receive connections from the FTPC proxy, such as
the WS-FTP Server from Ipswitch, Inc.
To send or receive files securely to/from the remote system, you will use the standard NonStop FTP client. You may also
use an application that uses the NonStop FTP client API. Instead of connecting directly to the remote system, you will
first connect to the HP NonStop SSL FTPC proxy. Using an extended user id that includes information on the host
address and port number of the remote FTP system you will instruct the FTPC proxy to connect securely to the remote
FTP server. From there on, you may proceed as with normal plain FTP to list directories, as well as to send or receive
files.
To install an HP NonStop SSL FTPC proxy
1.
Select a port number that the HP NonStop SSL FTPC proxy will use for plain connections from local FTP
clients (e.g. 8021).
2.
At your TACL prompt, run the HP NonStop SSL SETUP macro:
> VOLUME $SYSTEM.ZNSSSL
> RUN SETUP
Select "FTP CLIENT" as run mode and follow the installation instructions. Enter the selected port number as
listening port (e.g. 8421).
The SETUP macro will create a configuration file (e.g. FTPCCF0) and an SCF IN file for the installation as
persistent process (e.g. FTPCIN0).
3.
Edit the HP NonStop SSL FTPC configuration file (e.g. FTPCCF0) to configure any additional parameters, if
desired.
4.
Install the FTPC proxy persistent process, e.g.
> SCF /IN FTPCIN0/
5.
Start the FTPC proxy persistent process, e.g.
> SCF START PROCESS $ZZKRN.#SSL-FTPC-0
6.
Check the log file (configured in the configuration file) to verify the FTPC proxy has started correctly, e.g.
> SHOWLOG FTPCLOG *
Verify that the log contains a message of the following pattern:
$FTPC0|18May10 20:22:51.63|20|FTP client proxy started on source port 8021
When logging with default log level 50, the last message of the log should then be similar to the following:
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