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If the file is not named correctly, it will never get routed to the correct Case.

Rename the file so that it matches the format.

The password for SFTP upload to TUF is: TrueN0rth (note that the 0 is a zero)Įxample of using WinSCP to transfer a file to a Case The username for SFTP upload to TUF is: trcsftp Files uploaded via SFTP without that naming convention will be lost. The files must be named with the Case Number as the first part of the file name. The most important thing when uploading via SFTP to TUF is that the files are named correctly.

Gzip -c /path/to/your/large/file | split -bytes=2G - compressed.gz The following command will compress and split a file into 2GB chunks: The standard UNIX utility split can split files. Split Files larger than 2GB using UNIX Command Line Upload these files through the TUF website. This will compress and create as many 2GB files as are needed to contain all the data in the large file. In the Add to Archive window that pops up select the Split to volumes, bytes field and enter 2G Once you have installed 7zip, you can split a file into 2GB chunks very simply.įirst right click on the file you would like to split, and select "7-Zip -> Add To Archive".

Files larger than 2GB can be uploaded via SFTPĪ free open source utility called 7zip is available for windows which can easily compress and split large files.

Larger files must be split into 2GB chunks (or smaller) if uploaded via HTTPS.

HDS supports the upload of files up to 2GB via HTTPS.

This inconvenience is magnified when the file is excessively large.

Because uploads are not resumable, any upload interrupted due to network connectivity issues will have to be uploaded again.

Files larger than 1GB are not supported for upload by many customer firewalls, browsers, web accelerators, proxies, and other items outside of HDS control.Use the procedures in this topic to understand the prefered method to upload files larger than 2GB for the Global Support Center to analyze.