Resume File Download

Applies To: System Center 2012 R2 Orchestrator, System Center 2012 SP1 - Orchestrator

The Resume File Download activity is used in a runbook to resume a file download. This activity is only compatible with an FTP configuration.

This activity publishes all of the data from the required properties into published data.

The following tables list the required properties and published data for this activity.

Resume File Download Required Properties

Element

Description

Valid Values

Remote File Path

The path of the remote file.

String

Local File Path

The local path of the file to resume downloading.

String

Representation Type

Determines how data is transferred.

Ascii

Binary

ModeZ

Enables Mode Z data decompression.

True

False

Resume File Download Published Data

Element

Description

Valid Values

Local File Path

The local path of the file to resume downloading.

String

ModeZ

Mode Z data decompression.

True

False

Remote File Path

The path of the remote file.

String

Representation Type

Data transfer type.

Ascii

Binary

Certificate Path (FTP)

The file path for the certificate.

String

Connection Type

The FTP connection type used to connect to the FTP server.

Normal

ImplicitSslTls

NormalWithExplicitSsl30Authentication

NormalWithExplicitTlsSsl31Authentication

SFTP

HTTP Proxy Port (FTP)

The port used to connect to the HTTP proxy server.

Integer

HTTP Proxy Server (FTP)

The IP address or computer name of the HTTP proxy server.

String

HTTP Proxy Username (FTP)

The user name used to connect to the HTTP proxy server.

String

Log

Detailed FTP log.

String

Port

The port used to connect to the FTP server.

Integer

Server

The IP address or computer name of the FTP server.

String

Timeout

The time to wait before a FTP operation times out.

Integer

Transfer Type (FTP)

The transfer type used by FTP.

Passive

Active

Username

The user name used to connect to the FTP server.

String

See Also

Other Resources

Using Runbooks in System Center 2012 - Orchestrator