on 07-29-2008 2:59 AM
On sending a text file to a trading partner the log in the communication channel shows the following:
Connecting to FTP server - success
Write to FTP server - success
Transfer: "TXT" mode - success
Exception caught by adapter framework:connection timed out - Error
The FTP connection Parameters have:
Data connection = Passive
Connection security = FTPS (FTP using SSL/TLS)
Command order AUTH TLS, USER, PASS, PBSZ, PROT
Use of X509 cert for Client Authentication is checked
Keystore = service_ssl
x.509 Cert and private key = *******.crt
When I look in the NWA logs for default trace I see several messages with the text "Rolling back transaction for message..." plus a FILE_ERR_211
What is a FILE_ERR_211?
Thanks
Mark
I also had this error and it seems to turn out that it was connected to...
Cheers
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I did not add the timeout expression as I found out I didn't have to:
By doing the following two things seemed to resolve the issue:
- SSL Cert and Trusted CA cert from Trading Partner chain together. Cert used to sign the SSL Cert placed in Trusted CA view.
- as using FTPS in Passive mode make sure that not only port 21 but the higher port range for the data connectin is added to the Firewall rules.
Thank you for replying
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hi mark,
To configure a timeout for the FTP connection, please enable the "Advanced Mode" for the respective FTP communication channel in the Integration Directory and add an entry "ftp.timeout"=timeoutSecs
(without any quotation marks) to the "Additional Parameters" section, where timeoutSecs is the desired FTP timeout in seconds.
regards
kummari
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