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• 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
          • CopySourceFragmentRef
        • CopyTarget
          • CopyTargetFragmentRef
          • Directory
            
            

As already mentioned , the jump host is transparent to the JADE client. A file transfer fragmentelement is specified in the usual manner and is called from a CopySourceFragmentRef or CopyTargetFragmentRef element in the Profiles branch of the configuration..

The jump host is specified as part of the configuration of the file transfer fragment .The using the JumpFragmentRef element, which can be specified as an optional child of all connection fragment elements, is used to specify the jump host.

The JumpFragmentRef element references a JumpFragment element, which is basically a second connection fragment element and specify specifies the jump host configuration.

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

Neither configuration data nor log files are stored by JADE on the jump host.

Note that the JumpFragment element allows the specification of an optional JumpDirectory element that can be used for intermediate file storage during the transfer operation. All files written to the JumpDirectory will be removed at the end of the operation.

Neither configuration data nor log files are stored by JADE on the jump host.

Element Restrictions

Element Use Restrictions

• Only a single JumpFragment can be specified as part of a connection fragment element.

  Jump hosts cannot be specified as part of AlternativeFragment elements.

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