FTP server handler commands
FTP server handler mode provides the commands to create or modify an FTP server handler.
To enter the mode, use the global source-ftp-server command. To delete a handler, use the no source-ftp-server command.
While in this mode, use the commands in the following table to define the handler.
- To view the current configuration, use the show command.
- To restore default values, use the reset command.
- To exit this configuration mode without saving changes to the running configuration, use the cancel command.
- To exit this configuration mode and save changes to the running configuration, use the exit command.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
| acl | This command associates an ACL with the FTP server handler. |
| address | This command specifies the local address for the FTP server handler. |
| admin-state | This command sets the administrative state for the configuration. |
| allow-ccc | This command controls the use of the FTP CCC command for the FTP server handler. |
| allow-compression | This command controls the use of FTP MODE Z compression for the FTP server handler. |
| allow-passive-addr | This command controls whether to allow configuration of the numeric IP address that is advertised to the FTP client in passive mode. |
| allow-restart | This command controls the use of the REST command for interrupted file transfers with the FTP server handler. |
| allow-unique-filename | This command controls the use of the FTP STOU command for the FTP server handler. |
| certificate-aaa-policy | This command associates an AAA policy that determines whether a password is required for secondary authentication with the FTP server handler. |
| data-encryption | This command controls the use of encryption of data connections (file transfers) for the FTP server handler. |
| default-directory | This command specifies the working directory on the FTP server for the FTP server handler. |
| dele-cmd | This command indicates whether to allow file delete requests on the FTP server in transparent mode. |
| filesystem | This command controls the file system type that is presented by the FTP server for the FTP server handler. |
| filesystem-size | This command specifies the maximum size for the temporary file system for the FTP server handler. |
| idle-timeout | This command specifies the inactivity duration of FTP control connections for the FTP server handler. |
| list-cmd | This command controls whether the server distinguishes between the LIST and NLST commands in transparent mode. |
| max-filename-len | This command specifies the maximum file name length on the FTP server for the FTP server handler. |
| passive | This command controls the use of passive mode by the FTP client with the FTP server handler. |
| passive-addr | This command specifies the IP address that is advertised to the FTP client in passive mode. |
| passive-idle-timeout | This command sets the idle timeout for the establishment of passive connections for the FTP server handler. |
| passive-port-max | This command sets the higher port of the passive port range for the FTP server handler. |
| passive-port-min | This command sets the minimum port value in the passive port range for the FTP server handler. |
| passive-port-range | This command controls whether to limit the port range for passive connections for the FTP server handler. |
| passive-promiscuous | This command controls whether to disable the IP security check for the FTP PASV command. |
| persistent-filesystem-timeout | This command specifies the inactivity duration for a disconnected virtual persistent file system for the FTP server handler. |
| password-aaa-policy | This command associates an AAA policy to evaluate the username and password for the FTP server handler. |
| port | This command specifies the listening port for the FTP server handler. |
| port-promiscuous | This command controls whether to disable the IP security check that verifies that outgoing data connections can connect to only the client. |
| require-tls | This command controls whether FTP control connections for the FTP server handler require TLS encryption. |
| response-nfs-mount | This command specifies the NFS mount in which to store response files. |
| response-storage | This command specifies where response files are stored. |
| response-suffix | This command specifies the suffix to add to generated response files. |
| response-type | This command selects how to make a response available for transactions that are started by an FTP STOR or SOUT operation. |
| restart-timeout | This command specifies the time that the client must reconnect to the server for the FTP server handler. |
| ssl-config-type | This command sets the TLS profile type for the FTP server handler. |
| ssl-server | This command associates a TLS server profile with the FTP server handler. |
| ssl-sni-server | This command associates a TLS SNI server profile with the FTP server handler. |
| summary | This command specifies the brief, descriptive summary for the object instance. |
| unique-filename-prefix | This command defines a file name prefix for the FTP server handler. |
| virtual-directory | This command creates a directory in the virtual file system on the FTP server for the AS3 handler. |