This document outlines the flow the regulator needs to follow to upload the license documentation to the Meta SFTP solution. This will allow regulators to have their own access to their own workspace within Meta servers where they will be able to upload the license CSV files, which will then be used to store that information in the Meta database.
There are multiple ways in which you as a regulatory body can upload license documentation to Meta servers. This document will outline all the steps required to be followed in both options, which will allow you to upload the file to the Meta servers.
Login to your workspace using the SFTP user ID and password received in your email as a secure message.
From a command line/terminal:
sftp 1234567890@sftp.fb.com 1234567890@sftp.fb.com's password: Connected to sftp.fb.com. sftp> pwd
# Check your local working directory: sftp> lpwd Local working directory: /Users/your_username/Downloads # Check the remote working directory: sftp> pwd Remote working directory: /share_folder_name # Navigate to your local directory containing the files: sftp> lcd Users/your_username/Downloads # Upload the file to the SFTP server: sftp> put local_filename.xyz /share_folder_name # Uploading local_filename.xyz to /share_folder_name/filename.xyz # local_filename.xyz 100% 54MB 654.9KB/s 01:12
FileZilla is just one of many SFTP clients available. Vendors can use any SFTP client that supports the SFTP protocol. These provide a user-friendly interface for drag-and-drop uploads. The initial effort for this setup can be a little tricky but for future uses it can serve as an easy-to-use solution.
You can go to https://filezilla-project.org/ and install FileZilla.
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(default for SFTP).