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Type Name Description Schema
Body
body
required
file_dns_modify
Responses
HTTP
Code
Description Schema
204 Success. No Content
400 Invalid Request error_response
404 Not Found error_response
422 Operation Failed error_response
file_ftp
Use these resources to configure one File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server per NAS server. One FTP
server can be configured per NAS server to have both secure and unsecure services running. By
default when an FTP server is created, the unsecure service will be running. FTP is a standard
network protocol used to transfer files from one host to another host over a TCP-based network,
such as the Internet. For secure transmission that encrypts the username, password, and content,
FTP is secured with SSH (SFTP). SFTP listens on port 22. You can activate an FTP server and SFTP
server independently on each NAS server. The FTP and SFTP clients are authenticated using
credentials defined on a Unix name server (such as an NIS server or an LDAP server) or a Windows
domain. Windows user names need to be entered using the 'username@domain' or
'domain\\username' formats. Each secure and unsecure service must have a home directory
defined in the name server that must be accessible on the NAS server. FTP also allows clients to
connect as anonymous users.
GET /file_ftp
Description
Query FTP/SFTP instances.
Responses
HTTP
Code
Description Schema
200 Success
< file_ftp_instance
> array
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