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Help Setting Up Nsoft SFTP Adapter BIZ 2006
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ybb...@comcast.net
Apr 6, 2008, 6:47:15 PM4/6/08
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We are trying to create a SFTP send port to a unix box using Public Key
Authentication. We create the keys on the unix box and copy them over to
Biztalk. Biztalk accepts the private key but throws a public key auth error
when it connects to the remote site. We would appreicate any help we can
get. We just need to get basic directions to make sure we are doing this
correctly.
Authentication. We create the keys on the unix box and copy them over to
Biztalk. Biztalk accepts the private key but throws a public key auth error
when it connects to the remote site. We would appreicate any help we can
get. We just need to get basic directions to make sure we are doing this
correctly.
Lance R
Apr 7, 2008, 11:28:17 AM4/7/08
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On Apr 6, 6:47 pm, <ybb...@comcast.net> wrote:
> We are trying to create aSFTPsend port to a unix box using Public Key
> Authentication. We create the keys on the unix box and copy them over toBiztalk.Biztalkaccepts the private key but throws a public key auth error
> when it connects to the remote site. We would appreicate any help we can
> get. We just need to get basic directions to make sure we are doing this
> correctly.
> We are trying to create aSFTPsend port to a unix box using Public Key
> Authentication. We create the keys on the unix box and copy them over toBiztalk.Biztalkaccepts the private key but throws a public key auth error
> when it connects to the remote site. We would appreicate any help we can
> get. We just need to get basic directions to make sure we are doing this
> correctly.
Hi,
With the /n software SFTP adatper, make sure you are setting the
SSHAuthMode to "Public Key". Then set the SSHUser to your username,
and then click on the ellipses of the SSHCert property to open the
cert selection dialog. Here you should point to the PRIVATE KEY of
the user you set (the server should have the public key).
ybb...@comcast.net
Apr 8, 2008, 12:59:02 AM4/8/08
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We did eventual get it to work. We had to log in with the host account for
that send handler and connect with a sftp client, accepting the public key
from the Unix server. It worked after that...Any thoughts on that...
"Lance R" <lmro...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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that send handler and connect with a sftp client, accepting the public key
from the Unix server. It worked after that...Any thoughts on that...
"Lance R" <lmro...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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