OpenText Open Enterprise Server

Add a command-line FTP Client to OES which allows / respects usages of //servername

MigrationDeletedUser

The OES FTP Server's "remote server" feature allows a FTP client to specify a path involving NCP Servername / volumename by taking a double-slash to mean that what comes afterwards is a server name. For example: cd //server1/vol1/path This causes the…
- over 6 years ago
- OpenText Open Enterprise Server
- OES Ideas
Add full CIFS remote server support to FTP Services in OES

MigrationDeletedUser

The standard and the future of the access protocols used also in an OES environment is CIFS/SMB. Today the FTP gateway functionality in OES supports to have one central FTP server that can act as a gateway to access all servers that are reachable "internal…
- over 8 years ago
- OpenText Open Enterprise Server
- OES Ideas
Means to Temporarily Turn off eDirectory Indexing

MigrationDeletedUser

Description: Bad eDirectory indexing can immediately spike processing power up to 100%. If an administrator is particularly bad, a complete eDirectory lock up can result (an excellent way to make this happen is to try to index ACLs and then push out the…
- over 9 years ago
- OpenText Open Enterprise Server
- OES Ideas
Support AD users with FTP Service in OES

Madhan Periasamy

AD users can now access NSS storage via CIFS. We need them to be able to access it via FTP as well.
- over 9 years ago
- OpenText Open Enterprise Server
- OES Ideas

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