Transfer Field |
Description |
Client Address |
IP address of transfer initiator. |
Client User |
Client-side username. Null for all transfers, except for transfers initiated by
the Console. |
Contact |
Contact assigned by Console. This can be a Console user name, a Faspex Server
user name, SSH account, or customized value obtained from a transfer cookie. Examples:
"admin console", "aspera ssh", "aspera faspex". |
Cookie |
Custom identifying text attached to a transfer session. This text is used by the
Console to identify and name transfers. |
Destination Address |
IP address of transfer destination (use for general purpose). |
Destination Path |
The file path on the destination machine. |
Destination User |
If upload, dest_user is the server user. If download, dest_user is client user
(NULL, unless initiated from Console). For everyday purposes, recommend using contact
field instead. |
Direction |
The direction of the transfer from the perspective of the client. "Upload" if the
transfer is a push; "Download" if the transfer is a pull. |
Meta-tags |
JSON hash used to tag transfers with additional data. |
Faspex Metadata |
Information provided by Faspex, encoded in the transfer cookie. See Basic Report Example: Faspex Metadata. |
Server Address |
IP address of the server. |
Server User |
SSH account specified when the transfer starts (should always be displayed).
|
Source Address |
IP address of transfer source. |
Source Paths |
File paths on the source machine. |
Source User |
If upload, source_user is the client user. If download, source_user is server
user. |
Started Via |
The name of the application (Aspera or custom) that is responsible for initiating
the transfer (for example, aspera.scp, aspera.sync, etc.). |
Token |
Security token used for the transfer (note that this depends on whether or not
the application that started the transfer is configured to use tokens). |
Transfer Name |
Human-readable name assigned to a transfer. This name may have been keyed in by
the user or automatically set by an application. |