Knowledge Base
FTP Sensor Configuration
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FTP (short for File Transfer Protocol) is used on the Internet for exchanging files (e.g. to upload content to a webpage or to download files from a server).
The FTP sensor monitors the FTP server's availability.
Parameters include:
- Timeout: If the reply takes longer than this value the request is aborted and an error message is triggered
- Port: The port number of the mail service you want to monitor (usually port 21)
- Username: The username to log in with
- Password: The password for this user
- Show Error When Above: If the sensor result is higher than this value the sensor's 'Down' state is triggered.
- Show Warning When Above: If the sensor result is higher than this value the sensor's 'Warning' state is triggered.
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