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Hello Darryl,
Am 17.01.2020 um 22:54 schrieb a4g atl <a4ginatl2@xxxxxxxxx>:
I need to set up SFTP to a remote system. The documentation I have is not specific and does not identify the setup for transmission and receiving. It appears the documentation I have is for receiving files using SFTP but maybe that is needed irrespective.
To me, this leaves a lot of open questions and guesswork what you want to achieve. Please be more specific, from a workflow-view, and less a technical side.
My question is if we are transmitting files to remote systems, do I need to create the user ID and home folders on my system?
No. If your system is initiating the connection, it needs to authenticate against the remote system with username and password, or (preferred) cryptographic key-files. If the remote system needs to contact your system, you obviously need a user and password, or (preferred) authenticate with cryptographic key files instead of a password.
It is *not* a question of transfer direction but of connection initiation.
Will the remote system need to access the source system?
Depends on the workflow to establish. Please elaborate.
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