Scenario 1: Montova pushes, you push

Montova uploads your inbound files to your SFTP server.

You upload your outbound files to the Montova SFTP server.

Environments

Hostname: sftp-test.montova.com
Port: 22

Hostname: sftp.montova.com
Port: 22

Home

Access to all protocols from remote clients is granted based on IP whitelisting.

If a remote client's IP address is on the whitelist, it will get a chance to authenticate itself; otherwise it won't.

For your information, our IP ranges are:

Authentication is performed either by username and password, or by client certificate authentication.

Make sure to upload your files with the file extension .filepart or .lock to prevent premature pick-up.

For every customer node you're connected with, you'll find a folder on the Montova FTP/SFTP server.

  <your home folder>/<customer node CSN>,<customer node name>

Files to be sent to a customer node should be uploaded to that customer node's "outbound" folder:

  <your home folder>/<customer node CSN>,<customer node name>/outbound

Your SFTP server details
- Hostname
- Port
- Username
- Password (if publickey authentication isn't used)
Folder to upload your inbound files to
IP ranges from which your SFTP client will connect

You'll need to open up your firewall to the IP ranges listed in the IP whitelisting section.