The available Collection Target Connection Setting options in beSOURCE are:


FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

  • Host - Specifies the IP address of the FTP server. 
  • Port - Specifies the port number of the FTP server. The default value is 21.
  • User - Specifies the user ID to use to log in to the FTP server.
  • Password - Specifies the password that corresponds with the user ID.
  • Protocol - Specifies the protocol to use with the FTP connection. The available options are FTP, SFTP, and FTPS.
  • Timeout(s) - Specifies the number of seconds for timeout. The default value is 60.
  • Encoding - Specifies the encoding to use with the FTP connection.
  • Passive Mode - FTP uses two channels between the client and server—the command channel and the data channel. (each channel is a TCP connection). The command channel is for commands and responses; the data channel is for transferring the files. In passive mode, the client establishes both channels, and the server tells the client the port number to use for the data channel.

SVN (Subversion)

  • URL - Specifies the SVN access address.
  • Port - Specifies the port number of the SVN access address. The default value is 3690.
  • User - Specifies the user ID to use to log in to the SVN server.
  • Password - Specifies the password that corresponds with the user ID.  
  • Encoding - Specifies the encoding to use with the SVN connection. 

CVS (Concurrent Versions System)

  • Host - Specifies the IP address of the CVS server.
  • Port -  Specifies the port number of the CVS server. The default value is 2401.
  • User - Specifies the user ID to use to log in to the CVS server. 
  • Password - Specifies the password that corresponds with the user ID.  
  • Protocol - Specifies the protocol to use with the CVS connection. The available options are pserver, ext, extssh, and pserverssh2.
  • Repository Path - Specifies the path to the source repository.
  • Encoding - Specifies the encoding to use with the CVS connection.

GIT

  • URL - Specifies the Git access address.
  • User - Specifies the user ID to use to log in to the Git server. 
  • Password - Specifies the password that corresponds with the user ID. 
  • Encoding - Specifies the encoding to use with the Git connection.
  • Use SSH - Select if you want to use SSH with the connection.
  • SSH-password - Specifies the SSH password for the Git connection.
  • SSH-private-key - Specifies the SSH private key for the Git connection.

TFS (Team Foundation Server)

  • Host - Specifies the IP address for the Team Foundation Server.
  • User - Specifies the user ID to use to log in to the TFS server
  • Password - Specifies the password that corresponds with the user ID.