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There are two possible ways to transfer the JADE trasnfer histroy to the JADE Background Service

#Near Real Time : immediately after the file transfer using TCP/UDP, JADE client initiate the transfer
#Batch Mode : as per scheduled job in JADE Background Service using file transfer , JADE Background Service initiate the transferh3.

TCP/UDP Communication

The transfer history can be send to JADE Background Service immediately after the file transfer over TCP or UDP. The JADE Background Service _server_name, port_ServiceHost, ServicePort, TransferMethod(protocol) etc. can be configured under the profile _BackgroundService_ in the _jade_settings.ini, which will be used by all the subsequent profiles. _ _

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_[BackgroundService]_
_BackgroundServiceHosh1. jadebs.sos_
_BackgroundServicePort4210_
_SendTransferHistorh1. true_
_TransferMethodTCP

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File Transfer

JADE Background Service have process (SOS Jobscheduler Jobchain) to collect all the _jade_histroy.csv_ files from different servers. The _jade_histroy.csv_ file(s) can be PULL/RECEIVED from different JADE Client(s) (server(s) where JADE is running),to the JADE Background Service, using FTP, SFTP, FTPS, SCP. Once file is successfully PULL/RECEIVED by JADE Background Service files will be automatically processed and transfer history will be imported in the respective Database.h3.

Firewall and Port settings

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• JADE Background Service is using TCP/UDP port(s) i.e. 5432 , for Scheduler's Operation Center GUI and to receive the transfer history (TCP/UDP packets), thus Firewall rules should allow the bi-directional TCP/UDP traffic for JADE Background Service (SOS Scheduler).

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• For JADE Background Service to PULL/RECEIVED

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• jade_history.csv

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• files from the JADE client server(s), the respective ports as per as transfer protocol i.e. FTP 21, SFTP 22 should be allowed by the Firewall on JADE client server(s)