Within the Faspex Server Web UI, go to Server > Configuration > Transfers to view and/or modify your server's transfer settings, including HTTP fallback, default transfer rates, Aspera Connect browser plugin behavior and server-to-server relay outgoing bandwidth.

Download Over HTTP

Configuration Option

Description

Enable HTTP fallback

Enable or disable the HTTP fallback feature, which provides a secondary transfer method for users whose UDP connection is lost or cannot be established. When HTTP fallback is enabled, the transfer will be continued over the HTTP protocol (or, if transfer encryption is enabled, over the HTTPS protocol). For additional information on configuring HTTP fallback, please refer to Configuring HTTP Fallback.

Initial Default Transfer Rate

Configuration Option	Description
Upload	The default fasp transfer upload speed.
Download	The default fasp transfer download speed.
Lock minimum rate and policy (checkbox)	When enabled, users will be unable to adjust their transfer policy or minimum transfer rate.

Default Maximum Allowed Rate

Configuration Option	Description
Upload	The maximum fasp transfer upload speed.
Download	The maximum fasp transfer download speed.

Aspera Connect Version

Configuration Option	Description
Warn if out of date (checkbox)	When enabled, users will be warned when their Aspera Connect browser plugin is out-of-date.
Enforce minimum version (checkbox)	When enabled, users with a deprecated version of Aspera Connect will not be allowed to perform transfers (i.e., send and receive packages).
Version	Specify the minimum, accepted version of Aspera Connect.

Server-to-Server Relay Transfer Settings

Configuration Option	Description
Outgoing bandwidth	If you have more than one Faspex server in your organization and are utilizing server-to-server relay, then you may specify the transfer bandwidth between servers.