A source's Host Override settings override the corresponding setting that is configured in the host. Your selections affect the source as it is defined in the context of the task.

The settings in this topic pertain to Google Cloud Storage source types.

For information about other source types, see the table in Task Source.

Google Cloud Storage Source - Host Override

Description

Authentication tab

To override default settings, select the appropriate override check box.

Select HMAC or OAuth 2.0.

HMAC

Access Key ID: The access key ID for your Google Cloud Storage account.

Secret Access Key: The secret access key for your Google Cloud Storage account.

OAuth 2.0

Client ID: The Client ID for your Google Cloud Storage project.

Project ID: The unique identified for the project that is used to access and manage resources on Google Cloud Storage.

Private Key: The private key for you project on Google Cloud Storage.

Timeouts tab

To override default settings, select the appropriate override check box.

Override Default Connect Timeout

Number of seconds to wait when attempting to connect to the host.

Override Default Data Timeout

Number of seconds to wait when sending data to or receiving data from the host.

Override Default Retry Count

Number of extra times that a transfer (get or put) is retried before MOVEit Automation no longer attempts the transfer. Default is 0 - transfer is not retried after a failure.

Override Default Retry Timeout

The number of seconds between retries of a transfer (get or put). Default is 30 seconds.

Download Limits tab

To override default settings, select the appropriate override check box.

Override default file count download limit

Maximum number of files that are downloaded from a source in a single task run against this host.

If the limit is exceeded, and the Advanced task setting Automatically re-run task if source download limits are encountered is set, the task is automatically rerun.

Override default file size download limit

Maximum number of bytes that are downloaded from a source in a single task run against this host. Value of 0 means no limit.

Downloading stops after the first file that causes the number of downloaded bytes to exceed the limit.

If the limit is exceeded, and the Advanced task setting Automatically re-run task if source download limits are encountered is set, the task is automatically rerun.