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The following diagram shows schematically how files are sent via the Internet from one network with a DMZ to another network with a DMZ.

 

Configuration 

As already mentioned, the jump host is transparent to the JADE client. A file transfer fragment is specified in the usual manner and the jump host is specified as part of the configuration of the file transfer fragment.

The use of  the jump host is configured with the JumpFragmentRef element, which can be specified as an optional child of all connection fragment elements.

The JumpFragmentRef element references a JumpFragment element, which is basically a second connection fragment element, which allows the specification of a JumpDirectory element.

The XML element hierarchy for the configuration of a jump host is shown below for a Copy operation with the jump host on the target side of the operation:

  • Fragments
    • ProtocolFragments
      • *Fragment (any protocol can be used for transfer from jump host to target)
        • *Connection
        • *Authentication
        • JumpFragmentRef  (References the JumpFragment)
        • etc.
      • JumpFragment
        • BasicConnection
        • SSHAuthentication
        • JumpDirectory (optional)
        • ProxyForSFTP (optional)
        • StrictHostKeyChecking (optional)
  • Profiles
    • Profile
      • Operation
        • Copy
          • CopySource
          • CopyTarget
            • CopyTargetFragmentRef
            • Directory

As mentioned above, the jump host is transparent to the JADE client. A file transfer fragment is specified in the usual manner and the jump host is specified as part of the configuration of the file transfer fragment.

The use of  the jump host is configured with the JumpFragmentRef element, which can be specified as an optional child of all connection fragment elements.

The JumpFragmentRef element references a JumpFragment element, which is basically a second connection fragment element, which allows the specification of a JumpDirectory element.

Note that only a single JumpFragment can be specified as part of a connection fragment element.

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