ファイル転送の概要

A file transfer service is offered to customers to share files with Thales backend applications.

Only SFTP protocol (with username/password) is offered as of today.

User Management

Users willing to access to FTP service shall be enrolled through Thales Onboarding Portal (TOP) and granted with FTP access role.

To do so, customer shall send a request to [email protected].

The first time a "ftp application" role is assigned to a user, this user will receive an email with temporary username/password only valid for 24h.

User must then set his password using following link: https://portal.dbp.thalescloud.io/auth/index.html?idp=mfaLess&kc=false#/signin

Password minimal length is 48 characters and it must includes uppercase, lowercase letters, special characters and numbers.

FTP Folder layout

Two folders will be available for user's organization.

• <customer_id>/in: used by customer for sharing the input files

• <customer_id>/out: used by Thales solutions for sharing the output files/reports

E-Mail templates shall be stored in the following directory:

• <customer_id>/in/configuration/emailTemplates

The <customer_id> is replaced by the customer's organization id for the user.

Note that the ftp user's home directory is <customer_id>.

Users are not allowed to access parent directory.

File Format

Two different file types shall be exchanged through FTP service:

• Batch Processing Files

• E-Mail Templates

The format of the Batch processing files are defined in the relevant solution specifications (e.g. Apple Pay).

Please contact the integrator/project manager assigned to your project in case you don't have these specifications.

E-Mail templates are in HTML format and shall be UTF-8 encoded.

FTP Endpoint

Environment	Hostname	IPs
Staging	ftp.dbp-stg.thalescloud.io	52.44.66.156 44.199.38.220 44.198.35.31
Production	ftp.dbp.thalescloud.io	54.159.252.131 54.225.221.171 3.81.155.41

Connectivity testing

You can test the connectivity with lftp.

Hereafter is a test a file upload with sftp command on Linux through a proxy server, here uploading a file name /tmp/dummy and deleting it afterwards:

echo "hello world">/tmp/dummy && lftp -d sftp://ftp.dbp-stg.thalescloud.io -u '<ftp_user>,<ftp_password>' -e "set sftp:connect-program 'ssh -ax -o ProxyCommand=\"/usr/bin/nc -X connect -x <proxy_name>:<proxy_port> %h %p\"'; cd in; put /tmp/dummy; rm dummy; bye"