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Hello All,
please tell me
how to upload files (XML, PDF)  from the SAP system via sftp to the server (the server is not in the sap-landscape, but known for his IP-Adresse), through which the functions, transaction?

thank you

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As far as I know, SAP do not support the SFTP protocol. You can save your files in App App Server and Some third part tool (Like Putty) can actually SFTP your file to the needed IP address. Talk to your BASIS administrator for your App Server integration with your target system using SFTP protocol.

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Hello All,
please tell me
how to upload files (XML, PDF)  from the SAP system via sftp to the server (the server is not in the sap-landscape, but known for his IP-Adresse), through which the functions, transaction?

thank you

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former_member209818
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As far as I know, SAP do not support the SFTP protocol. You can save your files in App App Server and Some third part tool (Like Putty) can actually SFTP your file to the needed IP address. Talk to your BASIS administrator for your App Server integration with your target system using SFTP protocol.

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Hi Harshad Bhingarkar
and that
means (Like Putty)?

Thank You.

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I dont have a in depth knowledge about the tool.. but Its a File transfer third party Tool which supports SFTP file transferred. You administrator will hook up this tool at OS level/App Server level on your system and will send the files to target system using required Protocol. Just google "Putty" and you should get all the details about the tool