Operating System Events and AS2-related Events are available only in EFT Server Enterprise. These Events are visible, but unavailable (grayed out) in EFT Server ("core" edition).
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Operating System Events and AS2-related Events are available only in EFT Server Enterprise. These Events are visible, but unavailable (grayed out) in EFT Server ("core" edition). |
EFT Server includes over 25 different event triggers, based on the following event types:
Operating System-related events, such as a folder’s contents changed or a recurring timer has executed (available only in EFT Server Enterprise)
Transfer-related events, such as a file was uploaded or downloaded
Server- and Site-related events, such as server or Site stopped or started
User- and Connection-related events, such as a user logged in or out
AS2-related events, such as the transfer was successfully completed (available only in EFT Server Enterprise)
Operating System Events (available only in EFT Server Enterprise)
Scheduler (Timer) Event - Execute a specified action one time or repeat at a specified interval.
Folder Monitor - Monitor a specified folder then execute an action whenever a change is detected.
Folder Monitor Failed - Monitor a specified folder then execute a specified action whenever a failure is detected.
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Use the File Uploaded file system event to notify you when a file is uploaded to the Site. |
File Uploaded - If a file is uploaded to the Site.
File Downloaded - If a file is downloaded from the Site.
Verified Upload Succeeded - If integrity check of uploaded file succeeds when transferred using the Web Transfer Client.
Verified Download Succeeded - If integrity check of downloaded file succeeds when transferred using the Web Transfer Client.
File Renamed- If a file on the Site is renamed by a connected client.
File Moved - If a file is moved from one folder in the VFS to another by a connected client.
File Deleted- If a file is deleted from the Site by connected client.
Folder Created - If a folder is created on the Site by a connected client.
Folder Deleted - If a folder is deleted from the Site by a connected client.
Folder Changed - If a user navigates to a new folder on the Site.
Upload Failed - If an upload fails to transfer successfully.
Download Failed - If a download fails to transfer successfully.
Verified Upload Failed - If integrity check of uploaded file fails when transferred using the Web Transfer Client.
Verified Download Failed - If integrity check of downloaded file fails when transferred using the Web Transfer Client.
Before Download - If a download is requested, perform this first.
Service Stopped - When the EFT Server service stops.
Service Started - When the EFT Server service starts.
Log Rotated - When the current activity log closes and EFT Server opens a new log file.
Site Stop - When the Site stops.
Site Started - When the Site starts.
User Account Disabled - If the user account is disabled by the administrator or by EFT Server.
(v6.1 and later) User Account Locked - If the user account has been locked (e.g., invalid login attempts)
User Quota Exceeded - If the user has taken too much disk space on EFT Server.
User Logged out - If the user closes a session gracefully.
User Logged in - If the user logs in to EFT Server.
User Login Failed - If the user attempts an incorrect username or password.
User Password Changed - If the user or administrator changes a user's password.
New User Created - If a new user has been created.
User Connected - When a user connects to the Site (this occurs before log in).
User Connect Failed - When a user attempts to connect and fails (this can occur before log in).
User Disconnected - When a user disconnects from the Site (this can occur before log in).
AS2 Events (available only in EFT Server Enterprise)
AS2 Inbound Transaction Succeeded - Triggers if the inbound transmission was successful, MDN was successfully sent, MICs all match, and no other errors occurred.
AS2 Inbound Transaction Failed - Triggers if the AS2 file upload failed for some reason, such as bad MIC, no permissions/access, duplicate message ID, or other AS2 transfer-related error.
AS2 Outbound Transaction Succeed - Triggers if EFT Server has offloaded a file to a remote partner, and that partner replied with a receipt asynchronously over HTTP/S, indicating that the transfer was successfully completed.
AS2 Outbound Transaction Failed - Triggers if the expected MDN receipt was not received in the expected time or the receipt signature or MIC failed.