Configuring Transfer Options
Download During Transfers
Field | Description |
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Enable downloads during transfers | When enabled, users can download files from packages in an ongoing transfer. This
feature is enabled by default. Note: If you are using IBM Aspera Validator to
perform file validation, you must disable this feature. |
Download Over HTTP
Field | Description |
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Enable HTTP fallback | Use HTTP for transfers when Connect is unavailable. |
Initial Default Transfer Rate
Field | Description |
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Initial upload rate | Specify the target upload rate |
Initial download rate | Specify the target download rate |
Lock minimum rate and policy | Prevent clients from adjusting their transfer policy or minimum transfer rate |
Server Information
Field | Description |
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Upload target rate cap | Specify the maximum upload rate |
Download target rate cap | Specify the maximum download rate |
Aspera Connect Settings
Field | Description |
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Minimum connect version | The minimum version of the IBM Aspera Connect that can be used to transfer with Faspex. The version must be in the form "X.Y.Z" for example, 0.0.0. |
Locally host Connect | Serve Connect using the local Connect SDK instead of the Aspera CDN. For more
information, see Serving Connect Locally. Note: If you choose to locally serve connect, you
must manually update your Connect plug-in version to support the latest Faspex features. Different
versions of Faspex require a different minimum version of the Connect plug-in. You can check the
minimum Connect plug-in version of your Faspex by going to Server > Transfer
Options and looking under Aspera Connect Version. |
Lock Connect SDK version |
Prevent Faspex from updating the local Connect SDK if a new version becomes available. This
setting persists across upgrades.
Note: Faspex periodically checks for updates and does not
immediately download a new version if this option is disabled. |
Server-to-Server Relay Transfer Settings
Field | Description |
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Outgoing bandwidth | Set the outgoing bandwidth for relay transfers. |