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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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VFTPD

The VFTPD (VPS File Transfer Protocol Daemon) resource is a background process

that provides file transfer capability to application programs. This program is

intended for high-volume file transfers, and runs as a memory-resident process.

VFTPD provides for application programs the same functionality as does the standard

FTP Solaris utility. Applications can access this external resource by using the SEND

RESOURCE construct.

The number of running FTP processes determines the number of transfers that can be

performed concurrently. These processes can be used for any host.

The command syntax and arguments are as follows:

Specifying a Port

To specify the port number for VFTPD, make an entry in the

$ASEHOME/etc/services file leaving the Protocol field blank. For example:

See The /etc/services File on page 129 for more information.

vftpd -v <#> [-N <name>] [-n <#>] [-q <#>] [-k <#>]

[-R <#>] [-a]

Args: -v <#> MPS number associated with an instance of vftpd.

-N <name> VMST host machine name. The default is the local node.

-n <#> Number of FTP processes for on-demand connections. The

default is 1.

-q <#> Request queue size. Set to 0 for unlimited size. The default

is 200.

-k <#> Keep-alive timer for permanent connections. The units for

this timer are minutes. The default is 1.

-R <#> Retry timer for opening permanent connections. The units for

this timer are seconds. The default is 30, the minimum is 0,

and the maximum is 500.

-a Enables automatic retry of failed request due to connection

loss. The maximum number of attempts is 3.

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