System configuration > FTP Servers
FTP Servers
The device can contain one or more configurations of FTP servers that could be used to automatically upload SIE files to a remote FTP server upon test completion. Several FTP server configurations can be defined, but only the active configuration is used at test start time. If no SIE files are to be transferred no FTP server configurations should be active.
See Cyclic test run mode for cyclical sending of test information to an FTP server.

Select a complete configuration from the FTP Servers list and click the Make active button. The unit applies the new FTP server settings.
CAUTION
Make sure all entries are correct before making an FTP server configuration active. Incorrect settings can prevent the file from being transferred successfully.
NOTE
Save all changes before making an FTP server configuration active. Configuration items discussed below should be obtained from the FTP server provider.

To make a new FTP server configuration, click the New button.
- FTP Server Name: Enter a name that will be a good reminder of the destination.
- Make Active: Several FTP servers may be entered, but only one may be made active.
Server Configuration: These settings are strict and must conform to network requirements.
- FTP Server IP: This is the IP address of the FTP server, such as 255.255.255.255. This must be an IPv4 dotted numeric address. FQDN host names are not allowed and will be rejected with an error.
- Destination Folder: Optionally, specify a folder path. If the folder path does not exist on the FTP server, it may or may not be created. For example, a user may not have the privilege to create folders. An example of a file path is
/test_vehicle/road_test_3/driver_2/
. If a file path is not entered, the default destination is the root directory of the FTP server.
Authentication Configuration: These parameters are affected by the identity previously set up with an FTP server.
- Username: Provide the user name required to access the FTP server.
- Password: Provide the password required to access the FTP server.

To delete an existing FTP server configuration, select the configuration from the FTP server list and click the Delete button. The active FTP server configuration cannot be deleted.

To save an FTP server configuration, click the Save button.

To cancel creation of an FTP server configuration, click the Cancel button.