Using Secure FTP
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Secure File Transfer Protocol
A network protocol used for secure file transfer. Network supports this protocol for accessing folders on your FTP server is used for accessing folders on your FTP server. You must first add the following IP ranges to your allowlist:
POD IP Ranges: (Port 443)
| Location | Region | POD IP | PODs |
|---|---|---|---|
|
North America - Ohio |
us-east-2 | 18.219.183.32/27 | VDM1, VDM2, VDM3, VDM5, VDM6 SBX, SBX2, SBX3, Login (AUTH) |
| North America - Virginia (Disaster Recovery) | us-east-1 | 35.172.155.32/27 | VDM1, VDM2, VDM3, VDM5, VDM6 SBX, SBX2, SBX3, Login (AUTH) |
| Europe - Ireland | eu-west-1 | 34.245.82.64/29 | VDM20, SBX20 |
| Europe - Germany (DR) | eu-west-2 | 18.196.161.176/29 | VDM20, SBX20 |
For FTPs
- Type=TCP Port Range: 56000 to 56100
- Type=TCP Port Range: 21
For SFTP
- Type=TCP Port Range: 56922
Examples
To access SFTP for a sandbox instance:
sftp -oPort=56922 user.name@verteodev.veevanetwork.com@sandbox3.veevanetwork.com
To access SFTP for a production instance:
sftp -oPort=56922 user.name@verteo.veevanetwork.com@verteo.veevanetwork.com
Accessing your Network file system
The files and folders can accessed within Network using the File Explorer, or you can access it using a third party FTP application.