How to use Codebeamer SFTP Server
If you already have it, provide the SSH public key to the Codebeamer Support Team or DevOps Team in order to have your personalized account created. In case a public and private keypair is not available yet, you need to create them first.
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Keep the SSH private key safe and secure, do not share it with anyone. Codebeamer Support Team only requires your SSH public key.
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FTP Server for Clients
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Server Address
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Port Number
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sftp.intland.de
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80 , 443 or 2222
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FTP Server for Employees
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Server Address
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Port Number
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isftp.intland.de
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22
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FTP Server for Employees Without VPN
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Server Address
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Port Number
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sftp.intland.de
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2222
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On Linux Machines
1. Command: ssh-keygen.
2. Generating public and private RSA key pair.
3. Enter file in which to save the key (/home/< your_username >/.ssh/id_rsa):
4. Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase).
5. Enter same passphrase again:
6. Your identification has been saved in /home/<your_username>/.ssh/id_rsa.
7. Your public key has been saved in /home/<your_username>/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
• The id_rsa file is your private key. Keep it safe and do not share it with anyone.
• The id_rsa.pubis your public key in the following format:
ssh-rsa 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 yourusername@hostname
Clients
SFTP
As for the client, most Linux distributions have built-in SFTP clients that can be used to connect to our server. The SFTP tool does not accept port setting in hostname:port format, only with the -P parameter. For example:
For example:
#General usage pattern:
sftp -i <yourprivatekey> -o User=<yourusername> -P <port> <servername>
#Clients from outside without VPN:
sftp -i <yourprivatekey> -o User=<yourusername> -P 2222 sftp.intland.de
#Users with VPN access:
sftp -i <yourprivatekey> -o User=<yourusername> -P 22 isftp.intland.de
sftp -i <yourprivatekey> -o User=<yourusername> -P <port> <servername>
#Clients from outside without VPN:
sftp -i <yourprivatekey> -o User=<yourusername> -P 2222 sftp.intland.de
#Users with VPN access:
sftp -i <yourprivatekey> -o User=<yourusername> -P 22 isftp.intland.de
Note that username pattern is: firstName.lastName.sftp
Filezilla
Besides the FTP, the FileZilla client supports FTP over TLS (FTPS) and SFTP as well. It is an open source software distributed free of charge under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
To download FileZilla, see https://filezilla-project.org/
On Windows Machines
You can use the PuTTY Key Generator in order to get a new SSH keypair. To download the free application, see https://www.puttygen.com/
To generate the Public/Private key pair:
1. Start the application and click the Generate button.
The program asks you to move your mouse over the blank area so that it generates some randomness.
2. Once finished, click the Save public key and Save private key buttons. Make sure to save them in RSA format and with at least 2048 bits.
Clients
WinSCP
As for the client side, you can use WinSCP to connect to our server. The tool is available at https://winscp.net/eng/download.php .
Perform the following steps:
1. Choose SFTP as file protocol. Fill in the Host name and the User name fields, and click Advanced to set your private key file.
2. Go to section > on the left panel, and browse for your Private key file which enables you to authenticate to our server.
FileZilla
Besides the FTP, the FileZilla client supports FTP over TLS (FTPS) and SFTP as well. It is an open source software distributed free of charge under the terms of the GNU General Public License. To download FileZilla, see: https://filezilla-project.org.