Certain devices rely on FTP to transmit data, typically in CSV format, containing readings from the past hour or day. By integrating FTP with Divako, these devices can automatically send data for analysis. Once connected, you will be able to view and manage the data transmitted by your devices in the Divako platform.
Divako uses FTPS (File Transfer Protocol Secure) to ensure secure data transmission. Follow these steps to successfully connect:
Enable TLS (Transport Layer Security):
The Divako FTP server requires TLS for encryption. Connections without TLS are not supported.
Connection Settings:
Login Credentials:
Divako uses SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) to ensure secure data transmission. Follow these steps to successfully connect:
Connection Settings:
Login Credentials:
SFTP stands for Secure File Transfer Protocol, a secure alternative to the traditional FTP protocol. Unlike FTP and FTPS, SFTP operates over the SSH (Secure Shell) protocol, providing a secure way to transfer files by encrypting both the data and the commands being transmitted. SFTP ensures the confidentiality and integrity of the data by using strong encryption and authentication mechanisms, making it a popular choice for secure file transfers.
FTPS stands for File Transfer Protocol Secure, an extension of the standard FTP protocol with added security features. Unlike FTP, which transmits data in an unsecured manner, FTPS uses encryption protocols—SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) or TLS (Transport Layer Security)—to secure the connection.
FTPS relies on an x.509 public key certificate for encryption. The certificate can either be:
FTPS supports two connection types:
By following these guidelines, you can securely transmit your device data to Divako for efficient analysis.