Specify Port for Data Transfer
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Log in to the Management Console using a user account that has all the SysConfigRead, SysConfigWrite, and @RemoteCE Privileges.
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Click [System] → [Server Settings] → [Advanced System Settings Editor].
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Click [View] → [Delegation Server Settings].
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When applying this change to all Delegation Servers, select [Global Settings]. When applying this change to a specific Delegation Server, select the target Delegation Server.
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Specify the port range.
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When setting the minimum value of the port, find the "dm.firmware.ftp.active.data.port.min" key. If it does not exist, click (Add) and enter "dm.firmware.ftp.active.data.port.min" for [Key]. Change [Type] to "Number", and specify the value
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When setting the maximum value of the port, find the "dm.firmware.ftp.active.data.port.max" key. If it does not exist, click (Add) and enter "dm.firmware.ftp.active.data.port.max" for [Key]. Change [Type] to "Number", and specify the value.
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Click (Save).
Please note the following:
The above keys define the range of data transfer ports of the Delegation Server. Even when specifying a small range, multiple devices on a task can communicate with a port simultaneously.
If both or either of the keys for port range (minimum and maximum) is undefined, port number 60020 is applied as a default when Active FTP is enabled.
The value of the port range can be a positive integer from 0 to 65535. However, a value between 49152 and 65535 is recommended.
Set a larger value for the maximum key than the minimum key. Otherwise, the connection via FTP fails.
Specify the same number in both minimum and maximum keys to use a single port.