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  • 1.  File Transfer to a machine out of Automic

    Posted Feb 01, 2023 04:51 AM
    Hi Community,

    Can we transfer files to a different machine from the Automic agent (Destination machine is not an agent in Automic) ?

    if yes, can you please give me steps on how it can be done?

    Regards,
    Shravan Shetty


  • 2.  RE: File Transfer to a machine out of Automic

    Posted Feb 01, 2023 05:43 AM
    Hi Shravan,

    You can try considering the RA FTP Agent which will transfer the files through FTP Protocol.

    https://docs.automic.com/documentation/webhelp/english/ALL/components/RA_FTP/latest/Agent%20Guide/Content/RA/FTP/AWI/Creating_FTP_Jobs.htm

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    Bharath B.
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  • 3.  RE: File Transfer to a machine out of Automic

    Posted Feb 01, 2023 06:10 AM

    Another option is to have login setup with the correct permissions on the from/to servers, and use that to move the files.


  • 4.  RE: File Transfer to a machine out of Automic

    Posted Feb 02, 2023 12:01 PM
    hello
    you can use a JOBF if the remote is a windows
    you need to launch the JOBF froma an agent but the destination can be an UNC path (\\server\dir\

    in process:

    :PUT_ATT FT_SRC_HOST = &SERVER#
    :PUT_ATT FT_DST_HOST = &SERVEUR#

    :PUT_ATT FT_SRC_FILE = "c:\dir1\file"
    :PUT_ATT FT_DST_FILE = "\\server2\dir\file"

    Marc Broussard
    EQUANS


  • 5.  RE: File Transfer to a machine out of Automic

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Feb 03, 2023 03:55 AM
    Hi @Shravan shetty

    ​You can (also) use the Action
    • PCK.AUTOMIC_FILESYSTEM.PUB.ACTION.COPY of the Filesystem Action Pack (Legacy)  (https://downloads.automic.com/marketplace/browse/filesystem-action-pack) or
    • PCK.AUTOMIC_FS.PUB.ACTION.COPY of the Filesystem Action Pack (New) (https://downloads.automic.com/marketplace/browse/package-fs)
    and specify for the source or target file/folder using UNC-path e.g. \\myServer\Shares\Public\myFile.txt .
    The user specified in the assigned Login-object must have the permission to access the file/folder.

    Hope this helps
    Michael