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Chrysler - EBMX SFTP User Guide
1 Overview
1.1 Purpose
This document will provide information for a Trading Partner (TP) to send and receive transactions to and
from the Electronic Business Message eXchange (EBMX), using SFTP. The following details the steps
required for the Trading Partner to put files to the EBMX system via the internet using a VPN connection.
1.2 Requirements
The requirements assume the Trading Partner already has necessary software to create and send EDI
over the Internet. The Trading Partner must provide Chrysler with the following:
Information to setup the SFTP tunnel with a trading partner
Setup a connection via the Chrysler VPN. Instruction can be found:
http://itb-ebus.extra.chrysler.com
Standards based SFTP Client and Server to communicate with.
The EBMX system has incorporated SFTP as an add-on process; the current version of the software
does not support the SFTP protocol. This integration has many caveats:
1. In order to support the SFTP protocol we have attempted to integrate into the EBMX as close to a
real-time processes as possible. Therefore when submitting files (see Section 3) there will be a
delay of up to one minute before the file is processed.
2. EBMX will provide a status of all processed files located in /RESULTS or /ERRORS. Please do
not remove these log files. EBMX has taken responsibility to archive and remove result and error
files greater than seven (7) days old. The removal and archival process will execute at
approximately 3:00 am each day.
3. In an attempt to prevent the removal of directories, we have secured and pre-populated the
required directory structure that will enable you to conduct business with Chrysler. We request
that you do not in any way change, add, or delete directories or permissions. In doing so we
cannot guarantee the processing of your files.
4. When placing a file on the EBMX system using SFTP you are required to put the file in /TMP,
once the “put” is complete you must move the file to the appropriate directory path (see Section
3). Be aware that EBMX will remove any and all files with a creation timestamp greater than 24
hours from the /TMP directory. The cleanup process will execute at approximately 3:00 am each
day.
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