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TRUE: Target file names will be upshifted.
o
o FALSE: Target file names will be downshifted.
Default
If omitted, SSH2 will use a value FALSE. The resulting behavior is the same as before this parameter was added.
Example
SFTPUPSHIFTGUARDIANFILENAMES TRUE
Considerations
•
If the parameter is used as SSH2 parameter with value TRUE, then all Guardian file names displayed by the ls
command appear in upper case. The SSH2 parameter is relevant for incoming connections.
•
For outgoing connections the parameter must be set as PARAM for SFTP and as environment variable for
SFTPOSS.
•
If the value is set to TRUE the file template in the "mput" command specifying the local files to be transferred
must consist of upper case characters. Otherwise an error "file not found" will be returned.

SOCKETKEEPALIVE

Use this parameter to specify whether keep-alive messages should be sent to the TCP/IP sockets of established links.
Parameter Syntax
SOCKETKEEPALIVE mode
Arguments
mode
•
1 (on) for sending keep alive messages
•
0 (off) no messages are sent
Default
By default, keep alive messages are sent (1).

SOCKETRCVBUF

Use this parameter to control the size of the TCP/IP receive buffer. When setting this parameter to a non-zero value the
specified parameter is used on a socket level.
Parameter Syntax
SOCKETRCVBUF bytes
Arguments
bytes
A number representing the size of the TCP/IP receive buffer in bytes. A value of 0 means the receive buffer size
configured in the TCP/IP process is used.
Considerations
•
Setting this parameter to a higher value can increase throughput when transferring files. Normally the value
configured in the TCP/IP process is sufficiently high.
Default
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