Configure AFU to SCP client parameters
You can automatically upload recordings to an SCP (secure copy) client when you select SCP as the AFU protocol transfer type using the Admin panel.
The following table describes the parameters to configure AFU to an SCP client.
Table 22 SCP Automatic Upload Configuration Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Server address | The IP address (or fully qualified domain name) of the destination server. |
| Server port | The SCP port used by the target server. Standard port is 22. |
| Login | Username for the SCP server. |
| Password | Password for the SCP user. |
Prerequisites
Channels and recorders are already added for AFU, see Set channels to include in AFU .
AFU is enabled and the parameters configured, see Enable AFU, schedule, and set options.
Ensure there is adequate space on the destination device, if space may be an issue disable the AFU option 'Remove after upload' to avoid accidental deletion of files.
Configure AFU upload to an SCP client using the Admin panel
From the Automatic File Upload configuration page, select **SCP Client **as the protocol transfer type.
Specify the target Server address.
Specify the Server Port used for the destination SCP server. The standard port is 22.
Enter the SCP account username in the **Login **field.
Enter the SCP account password in the **Password **field; the characters are masked with dots. (Alternatively you can choose to use a private key instead of a password for authentication.)
For secure copy you can upload an SSH identity for your Unify. This key must be trusted by the destination server. Details for generating the key and setting up this trust are beyond the scope of this document.
(Optional) Set up SSH identity for SCP and SFTP clients. If no identity is uploaded, or to upload a new identity (overwrites the old identity):
Click Choose File and navigate to select the private key file from your hard drive, then click Open.
Click **Upload **to upload the file.
The system accepts RSA keys for SSH-1; DSA, ECDSA, EC25519 and RSA for SSH-2. Keys must be in OpenSSH format.
(Optional) Use the **Test your key **field to test your uploaded key against the secure server.
Click Apply