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March 28, 2008

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Tim

Can you explain the licensing requirements for this setup?

Van

Re: Can you explain the licensing requirements for this setup?

Yes. This depends on whether the Resource target is also an JSCAPE Secure FTP Server service, or is a service run by some other file transfer server. In the event that target Resource is a JSCAPE Secure FTP Server service then a minimum of 2 licenses would be needed, 1 for the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server running in DMZ and a 2nd for the JSCAPE Secure FTP Server running behind firewall. If Resource target is not a JSCAPE Secure FTP Server service then only 1 license would be needed.

Lance

When using DMZ Streaming can you still have triggers that are executed on the Jscape DMZ server that can do things with the file (PGP it for example) if you have it setup to stream to an internal file server (that isn't jscape).

Van

"When using DMZ Streaming can you still have triggers that are executed on the Jscape DMZ server that can do things with the file (PGP it for example) if you have it setup to stream to an internal file server (that isn't jscape)."

Triggers will be executed, however you can only run actions that are local to the JSCAPE server running in the DMZ. For example, you could not PGP a file that resides on the remote server. To do this you would need to have 2 instances of JSCAPE Secure FTP Server running. 1 would reside in the DMZ and stream data to the internal file server, the second (your internal file server) would have a Trigger that responds to File Upload event and PGP encrypts the file.

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