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1 Overview
The primary access to bxp software (bxp) is through the secure HTTPS interface. For file transfers and mass file movement it is possible to SFTP into the bxp servers into your account.
This process is not available by default for all systems and must activated explicitly for your system.
N.B. Deletion of files and folders within bxp is a chargeable support event, so extreme care must be taken when directly accessing data storage within bxp.
2 Remote Access
Retrieving or storing of files remotely can be done a number of ways. SFTP is one of these ways.
This is usually done using a secure FTP client such as FileZilla.
3 FTP Account Settings
- Host: 123.123.123.123
- Username: your username
- Password: --will be SMS messaged separately—
- Encryption: SFTP
N.B. All details will be sent to you in an email upon setup of your instance of bxp should elect to have this service available to you.
4 Setup
After you have downloaded and installed FileZilla you will end up with a screen similar to this
Go to File > Site Manager
Click the "New Site" button
Type in a name you will remember. In the example below we have used dummy data. Your email from the bxp support team will have the correct details in it. If you need an email resent please contact your primary bxp contact.
Then fill in the details as supplied
Click Connect when done
You should get a a few messages scroll up the window as follows
In the middle of the screen, you can drag files from your computer (the left hand two middle windows) to the remote computer (the right hand two middle windows).
You can see the files transferring and those remaining to be transferred in the bottom pane.
Do NOT copy folders. bxp will only process files that are found.
If you have any difficulties please contact your bxp System Champion or point of contact in All n One.