Configuring the Ad Hoc Transfer Outlook Plugin
- Last Updated: August 12, 2025
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- WS_FTP Server
- Version 2024
Configuring the Ad Hoc Transfer Outlook Plugin
- After installing and configuring the Ad Hoc Transfer module, browse to the install directory for the Outlook plugin web service on both nodes. The default path is:
- Windows (32-bit) -
C:\Program Files\Progress\WS_FTP Server\AdHocTransfer\XFTWebService - Windows (64-bit) -
C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\Progress\WS_FTP Server\AdHocTransfer\XFTWebService
- Windows (32-bit) -
- On both nodes, create a backup of
web.configbefore making any changes. You can revert to these backups if something breaks during configuration. - On both nodes, open
web.configin a text editor such as Notepad. - On both nodes, locate the line that reads:
<add key="AHTDownloadURL_MachineName" value="localmachine.progress.com"></add>... where
localmachine.progress.comis the machine name of the node. - Replace each node's machine name in that line with the name of the cluster. This will allow users access to AHT in the event of a failover. For example:
<add key="AHTDownloadURL_MachineName" value="clustername.progress.com"</add> - If you make any other changes to
web.config, ensure that you make them on both nodes. - Once you are finished making changes, save
web.configon both nodes. - Restart the website in IIS on both nodes for the changes to take effect.