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  JADE> DMZ [labelh1. "(1) copy data"] ;
  JADE .. DMZ [label "SFTP, FTP, FTPS"] ;
  JADEh1. > DMZ [label "(2) start JADE-Client on DMZ by SSH"] ;
  DMZh1. > Internet [label "(3) copy data to Internet"];
  DMZ .. Internet  [labelh1. "SFTP, FTP, WebDav"];
  JADE> DMZ [labelh1. "(34) delete data on DMZ"] ;
  JADE> JADE [labelh1. "(45) delete data on local"];

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  DMZ box DMZ [labeh1. "Jade Client must be installed here", textbgcolour"#7f7fff",  textcolouh1. "#FFFFFF"],
  Internet box Internet [label"Reachable from DMZ", textbgcolouh1. "#7f7fff",  textcolour"#FFFFFF"];

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</mscgen>

The process is controlled and checked by a JADE client in the intranet.
The client is running the steps described in the diagram.

(1) copy data

As a first step, after checking and creating the temp-folder, the files from the local filesystem are copied by the JADE client to the temp-folder in the DMZ.

(2) start JADE-Client on DMZ by SSH

The JADE Client is starting the JADE cli on the DMZ, using SSH.

(3) copy data to Internet

The JADE cli on the dmz is transferring the files to the destination site in the internet.

(4) delete data on DMZ

After successful transfer the JADE Client is deleting the Files on the DMZ using SSH.

(5) delete data on local

If customized, the files on the sending site will be deleted by the JADE Client as well.

Receive files from internet via DMZ

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