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- Introduction
- What's New?
- Get Started with an Aspera Transfer Server
- Get Started as a Transfer Client
- Comparison of Aspera File Delivery and Synchronization Tools
- Installation and Upgrades
- Set up the HST Server Web UI
- Server Set up Methods
- Set up Users and Groups in the GUI
- Configure HST Server in the GUI
- Docroot and File Permission Configuration
- Authorization Configuration
- Server-Side Encryption at Rest (EAR)
- Bandwidth Configuration
- Controlling Bandwidth Usage with Virtual Links (GUI)
- Network Configuration
- File Handling Configuration
- Configuring Inline File Validation in the GUI
- Configuring Filters to Include and Exclude Files
- Reporting Checksums
- Transfer Server Configuration
- Set up Users and Groups from the Command Line
- Configure the Server from the Command Line
- aspera.conf - Authorization Configuration
- aspera.conf - Transfer Configuration
- Controlling Bandwidth Usage with Virtual Links (Command Line)
- Global Bandwidth Settings (Command Line)
- Increasing Transfer Performance by Using an RTT Predictor
- aspera.conf - File System Configuration
- aspera.conf - Transfer Server Configuration
- aspera.conf - Filters to Include and Exclude Files
- Server-Side Encryption-at-Rest (EAR)
- Reporting Checksums
- Server Logging Configuration for Ascp and Ascp 4
- Out-of-Transfer File Validation
- Inline File Validation
- Inline File Validation with URI
- Inline File Validation with Lua Script
- File Pre- and Post-Processing (Prepost)
- Email Notifications
- Transfer Files in the GUI
- Overview of the HST Server GUI
- Global Bandwidth Settings
- Enabling a Transfer Proxy or HTTP Proxy
- Adding and Editing Connections
- Exporting and Importing Connections
- Creating SSH Keys in the GUI
- Transferring Content
- Managing Transfers
- Scheduling and Customizing Transfers in Advanced Mode
- Configuring Transfer Notifications
- Using Transfer Notifications
- Reporting Checksums
- ascp: Transferring from the Command Line with Ascp
- Ascp Command Reference
- Ascp General Examples
- Ascp File Manipulation Examples
- Ascp Transfers with Object Storage and HDFS
- Multi-Session Transfers
- Using Standard I/O as the Source or Destination
- Using Filters to Include and Exclude Files
- Symbolic Link Handling
- Creating SSH Keys (Command Line)
- Reporting Checksums
- Client-Side Encryption-at-Rest (EAR)
- Comparison of Ascp and Ascp 4 Options
- Ascp FAQs
- ascp4: Transferring from the Command Line with Ascp 4
- Watch Folders and the Aspera Watch Service
- Introduction to Watch Folders and the Aspera Watch Service
- Choosing User Accounts to Run Watch Folder Services
- Creating, Managing, and Configuring Services
- Watch Folders in the GUI
- Getting Started with Watch Folders in the GUI
- The Watch Folders GUI
- Creating Push Watch Folders in the GUI
- Creating Pull Watch Folders in the GUI
- Watch Folder Configuration Reference
- Managing and Monitoring Watch Folders in the GUI
- Managing Services in the GUI
- Configuring Custom Watch Folder Permissions Policies in the GUI
- Troubleshooting Watch Folders in the GUI
- Watch Folders in the Command Line
- Getting Started with Watch Folders in the Command Line
- Creating a Push Watch Folder with aswatchfolderadmin
- Creating a Pull Watch Folder with aswatchfolderadmin
- Watch Folder Service Configuration
- Watch Folder JSON Configuration File Reference
- Managing Watch Folders with aswatchfolderadmin
- Configuring Linux for Many Watch Folders
- Creating a Push Watch Folder with the API
- Creating a Pull Watch Folder with the API
- Managing Watch Folders with the API
- Configuring Custom Watch Folder Permissions Policies
- Updating the Docroot or Restriction of a Running Watch Folder Service
- The Aspera Watch Service
- Aspera Sync
- Configuring for Other Aspera Products
- Configuring for Object Storage and HDFS
- Getting Started with the Aspera Trapd Service
- General Trap Configuration Reference
- Troubleshooting Trap
- Setup and Configuration in Amazon S3
- Server Setup in Amazon EC2/Amazon S3
- Using Amazon S3 IAM Roles
- Enabling AWS KMS Encryption for Amazon S3 Cloud Storage
- Setting Amazon S3 Storage Class Options
- Using Amazon S3 Versioning with Aspera
- Managing S3 Content Type Settings
- Enabling Cache-Control in Amazon S3
- File Time Stamp Preservation with Object Storage
- Parallel Transfers to Amazon S3 and Amazon EC2
- Using Trap Links
- Disabling the Creation of 0 Byte Folder Objects in Amazon S3 Storage on Upload
- Setup and Configuration in Alibaba Cloud
- Setup and Configuration in Google Cloud Storage
- Setup and Configuration in IBM Bluemix
- Setup and Configuration in Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
- Set up HST Server for Node API
- Overview: Aspera Node API
- Node API Setup
- Node Admin Tool
- Configuring the IBM Aspera NodeD Service
- Securing the Node Service Behind a Proxy
- Backing up and Restoring the Node User Database Records
- Backing up and Restoring Access Keys (Tenant Data)
- Backing up and Restoring a Node Database
- Setting up SSL for your Nodes
- Installing SSL Certificates
- Authentication and Authorization
- Highly-Available Redis Backend for an HST Server Cluster
- Asconfigurator Reference
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix
- Restarting Aspera Services
- Docroot vs. File Restriction
- Aspera Ecosystem Security Best Practices
- Testing and Optimizing Transfer Performance
- aclean Reference
- Create an SSL Certificate (Apache)
- Enable SSL (Apache)
- Log Files
- Preserving IBM Spectrum Scale ACLs of Transferred Files
- Connecting to IBM Aspera Shares from the GUI
- Product Limitations
- Technical Support
- Legal Notice
Revision: 3.9.1.1978