You will need an ITpipes provided sharefile account in order to send data to ITpipes. Please fill out this form to request one.
If you do not already have FileZilla FTP Client, you can find the download link here.
After installing FileZilla, you will now tell it to connect to ShareFile.
Go to the File menu and click on “Site Manager”
Click “New site”
Give the new site a name. IE.) ITpipes
Use the Encryption dropdown to select “Require implicit FTP over TLS”
Enter the Host: itpipes.sharefileftp.com
Enter your User: ITpipes/ and then whatever your email address is. IE.) ITpipes/bob@itpipes.com
Enter your Password. This is the password that you chose when setting up the ShareFile account. If you do not know what your password is, please contact the ITpipes tech support.
These are the recommended settings to use. Other settings may be adjusted based on your specific needs.
Go to the Edit menu and click on “Settings…”
Click on Connection and change the Timeout in seconds to 200.
Change the Maximum number of retries to 8. (10 is the max, but ShareFile only supports 8)
Click on Transfers
Under Concurrent transfers, set the Maximum simultaneous transfers to 10.
Click on “File exists action”.
Set both the Downloads and Uploads to “Resume file transfer.”
Open the Site Manager
Choose ITpipes
Click “Connect”
Navigate to where the files are stored locally on your computer.
Drag any or all of the files from the left window to the right window.
Left window - Your files
Right window - ITpipes ShareFile files
FileZilla will begin to upload the files.
The same process described above is used to download files from ITpipes Sharefile.
Drag and drop the files from the right window to the left window.
The files will begin downloading.
Many things can cause a file not to upload correctly. There is a Failed transfers tab at the bottom of the FileZilla window. Each file will be listed. To retry uploading the failed files, please follow these steps.
Click on the Failed transfers tab.
Right-click on the tab and click “Reset and requeue all”.
Do not click Remove all, or the file uploads will not be retried.
The failed files will now appear in the Queued files tab.
Click on the Transfer menu.
Click Process Queue
The failed files will now be uploaded to the ITpipes ShareFile.
If file transfer issues persist, it is possible that the file name lengths and/or folder lengths are too long. Please try to place the files into a shorter file folder structure and retry the file transfer.