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7.3.3 FTP Client Set-up

Clicking on the FTP Server Sub Tab will display the FTP Server settings (see

Figure 7-7)

Figure 7-7 FTP Server Settings

These settings configure the CC5MPX to be able to act as a FTP client to send

image files to an FTP server. There are settings for two different servers.

These settings simply configure the parameters that the camera will use to connect

to the server. The FTP transfers must be enabled in the Image Capture menus.

When specifying an FTP connection, the user can select between active and passive

mode file transfers. The default setting is the passive mode. This mode allows a

camera connected through a firewall to transfer files properly though the firewall to

the remote server.

In the event of an FTP transfer failure, the CC5MPX will retry sending the file to

the FTP server up to 2 times before aborting the file transfer.

The CC5MPX can also act as an FTP server to enable images and video to be

transferred from the memory card. See Section 5.4.3 FTP Image Collection from

the Memory Card for more details.

7.3.4 SMTP (Email) Server Settings

Clicking on the SMTP Server Sub Tab will display the SMTP (email) server

settings (see Figure 4). The CC5MPX can send images or video via email by using

two different email servers.

Many SMTP servers are capable of using TLS encryption to securely communicate

with email clients. Some SMTP servers, such as Google Gmail, require secure

connections in order to allow access. Support for TLS encryption is available in the

CC5MPX SMTP program. If the CC5MPX connects to an SMTP server that

supports TLS encryption, it will automatically be used, otherwise it will return to a

normal, unencrypted connection.

In the event of a SMPT transfer failure, the CC5MPX will retry sending the file to

the mail server up to 2 times before aborting the file transfer.

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