What connection type and port should I use with the FTPS connection?
The most commonly used connection type is ExplicitTLS and the most common port for this is 21. If these don't work, talk to the administrator of the SFTP server you want to connect to to find out which protocol and port to use.
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Is there a predefined component for the SFTP service "BrickFTP" (REST API)?
Support for the BrickFTP service is provided by COZYROC's File Transfer Task used with the FTPS Connection Manager. Set the Connection Type to "ExplicitTLS" and the Port to "21" in the connection manager.Where can I find the documentation for the FTPS Connection?
You can find documentation related to all the COZYROC SSIS+ Component Suite components from the main products page. Specific documentation for the FTPS Connection can be found at the following link. For many of the components you can find resources ...Error Message: Not a valid PFX data
Action: When trying to use a public or private key for authentication with FTPS connection manager and when testing the connection or when running the package I get the following error message: Error Message: Not a valid PFX data Solution: ...Error Message: The connection type "xxxx" specified for connection manager "xxxx" is not recognized as a valid connection manager type. This error is returned when an attempt is made to create a connection manager for an unknown connection type. Check the spelling in the connection type name.
Action: When I try to deploy my SSIS package from the SSISDB catalog, I get the following error: Error Message: The connection type "xxxx" specified for connection manager "xxxx" is not recognized as a valid connection manager type. This error is ...Error Message: Command not implemented for that parameter (504). (Rebex.Ftp)
Action: While setting up the FTPS connection manager for use with the File Transfer Task or the SFTP Task, the following error occurs. Error Message: “Command not implemented for that parameter (504). (Rebex.Ftp)” Solution: If the server you want ...