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  • v5

    • File Transfer

    File Transfer lists the file operations performed through JumpServer sessions, including uploads, downloads, deletes, and renames. Use it to confirm which files moved between a user and an asset, and to retrieve a retained file when file storage is enabled.

    Open the page from Audits > Sessions > File Transfer.

    Overview

    Each row records the user, asset, account, operation, file name, start time, and result. The row action Download retrieves the stored file when the file was retained. The toolbar provides search, a date range, column settings, export, and refresh.

    Prerequisites

    • Sign in with an account that has the audits.view_ftplog permission, such as a system administrator or auditor.
    • At least one file operation must have been performed through JumpServer.
    • File storage and file retention must be enabled before files can be stored and downloaded from this page.

    Review and retrieve transfers

    1

    Filter the list by date range, or search for a user, asset, or file name.

    2

    Check the Operate and Success columns to confirm the direction and result of the transfer.

    3

    Click Download in the row actions to retrieve a retained file.

    Figure 1: File Transfer list with user, asset, account, operation, file name, and result columns.

    Customize columns and export

    Open List preferences, select the extra columns you need, and click Confirm. Extra columns include ID, remote address, organization ID, download availability, and session. Restore defaults resets the list.

    Figure 2: List preferences for file transfer records.

    Click Export, choose CSV or Excel, then select Export all, Export selected, or Export search results, and click Confirm.

    Field reference

    FieldDescription
    UserUser who performed the file operation.
    AssetAsset involved in the transfer.
    AccountAccount used for the connection.
    OperateOperation type, such as upload, download, delete, or rename.
    FilenameName of the transferred file.
    Start dateWhen the operation started.
    SuccessWhether the operation completed successfully.
    DownloadRetrieves the retained file when available.
    Remote addressOptional. Source address of the client.
    SessionOptional. Related session record.

    Notes

    Note

    The Download action is available only when file storage is enabled and the file is still retained. If file storage is disabled or the retention limit was reached, the record remains visible but the file cannot be retrieved. Configure retention in Storage.