Getting Started - Uploading Files

There are 2 quick ways to upload files to MOVEit DMZ through the web interface:

Upload Wizard (Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape or Safari only):

Upload Form (If not using the MOVEit Upload Wizard):

The upload wizard and/or form is available in three different locations:

• Your Home page. Click on the "Home" link on the left side of the screen. Scroll down to the "Upload" section on your Home page and pick the person/folder the file should go to.
• Any folder view page into which you are allowed to upload. If it is available, click the "Folders" link on the left side of the screen and then "click into" the folders displayed until you find the folder into which you would like to upload your file. Scroll down to the "Upload" section on this Folder's page.
• The New Package page, if Ad Hoc Transfer is enabled. In the "Package Actions" section of the Home page, click on Send a New Package; in the Files section, you can use the Upload wizard to add files to the package.

File Notifications

These options are set by the Organization administrator.

Upload Confirmation: You may get an email message called an "upload confirmation" when you upload your file. (This option is turned off by default.)

New File Notification: Other users may get an email message called a "new file notification" when you upload your file. (This option is turned on by default.) However, you will NOT get a new file notification if you upload a file into your OWN home folder.

Delivery Receipt: When someone downloads your file from MOVEit DMZ, you may also get a "delivery receipt" message. (This option is turned off by default.)

File "Not Downloaded" Warning: If your file has not been downloaded within a set amount of time, you may also get a "not downloaded yet" message to warn you that the person or process you expected to pick up your file has not yet picked it up. (This option is turned off by default.)

Delivery Notification: If Ad Hoc Transfer is enabled, you may get an email message called a "delivery notification" when a recipient reads a package or downloads a file from the package.