Use this account type to connect Binary Snaps with data sources that use Two-Factor Auth accounts. This account supports two factor authentication (2FA) for Security File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) to access SFTP. It uses two separate security layers of verification to grant access that include the Basic Auth (username/password) and the SSH Key (username/private key) methods.

Prerequisites

Account Settings

Field / Field set	Type	Description
Label	String	Required. Specify a unique label for the account. Default value: N/A Example: SFTP_2FA_Auth
Username	String/Expression	Required. Enter a username for SSH authentication. Default value: N/A Example: [email protected]
Password	String/Expression	Required. Enter a password associated with the supplied account username. Default value: N/A Example: m!ster18Gu@rd8!keip
Private key	String/Expression	Required. Enter the private key part of SSH authentication. You can also upload the private key file to the SLDB by clicking the Upload icon. You can generate a private key using any SSH key generator. See Generating SSH Key Using PuTTY Key Generator for more information. Note: Acceptable File Paths Relative paths filename.json: Saves the file in the project. ../shared/filename.json: Saves the file in the Project Shared Space. ../../shared/filename.json: Saves the files in the Org Shared project. Absolute path /<org>/<projectSpace>/<project>/filename.json Note: Lint Warning The Snap displays a Lint Warning in your Pipeline in the following scenarios: INCORRECT_FILE_PATH: When you provide an incorrect file path to write a file, such as not following the given relative paths pattern or absolute path patterns. INCORRECT_ORG_PATH: When you create files or directories in a different org other than the one where the Pipeline is executing. Therefore, we recommend that you confirm to any of the acceptable relative paths. Otherwise, use an absolute path—that is provide a file path that belongs to the same org where you want to write the file, or use the File Upload icon to specify the File path. Default value: N/A Example: m!ster18Gu@rd8!keip
Key Passphrase	String/Expression	Required. Enter the passphrase used to decrypt the private key. Default value: N/A Example: p@$$zk!98

Account Encryption