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Hi, I was wondering if the SDK provides functionality to automate file transfers via the Solarwinds SFTP product?

jleo

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tdanner

There are some file transfer-related operations you can do through the SDK using NCM. What are you trying to accomplish?

jleo

Hi,

I need a way to interface with the Solarwinds SFTP Server (API/SDK/Command

Line) from a program we have developed. Essentially we have an engine which

processes files and then interfaces with a delivery platform, in this case

Solarwinds SFTP, to deliver the file to a third party. Is this possible via

API/SDK/Command Line?

Regards,

Jacques

<mailto:jleo@finteq.co.za>

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jleo

Hi,

Do you have any response on the above???

Regards,.

Jacques

tdanner

No, I don't think you can do this with the SolarWinds SFTP server. This is really built around the use case of transferring network device configurations and firmware images.

For general purpose file transfers, you might want to look at our Serv-U product.

jleo

Thank you...Is there a command line interface (CLI) or SDK/API for Windows for Serv-U?

tdanner

I still don't understand your use case. If you are trying to send a file to a third party, don't you need an SFTP client? The server simply makes files available.