Introduction
- A jump host is a server over which traffic to and from a network is channeled.
- Jump Hosts can be used to provide a secure method of file transfer across network boundaries.
- JADE can be used to carry out file transfer via a jump host, when a second JADE client is installed on the jump host.ON THE FLY?
- Different parameter sets are defined in JADE for the transfer to the jump host and for the transfer from the jump host to the target. This means that different protocols, authentication methods and other file transfer parameters can be specified for each part of the operation.
- From the standpoint of the application originating the file transfer, transfer to the JumpHost and transfer from the JumpHost to the target are both carried out as a single operation.CONFIRM NUTZUNG?
The JumpFragment element is used to specify the parameters JADE uses to transfer files to a target via a jump host.
Configuration
The use of a Jump Host is configured with the JumpFragment, which in the JADE parameter schema is a child element element of the ProtocolFragments element.
Multiple JumpFragments can be specified.
Element Restrictions
Element Use Restrictions
- A Jump Host is not available as part of an AlternativeFragment.
Parameter Restrictions
- BasicConnection and SSHAuthentication elements must be specified for every JumpFragment.
- Password or Publickey authentication can be specified
- Only SFTP proxies can be used with JumpFragments, meaning that only proxies that use the SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 protocols can be specified.
Parameter Reference
- Follow the link for detailed information about the JumpHost element and its parameters.
Examples
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