TRANSFER RECOVERY & ASSURANCE
Resume where it stopped,
and verify the final success.
Through network drops, server restarts and full storage, completed results are kept and only what is needed is sent again.
INNORIX handles failure recovery, file integrity verification and the business success verdict of the Assurance Contract within a single run.
RESUME WITHOUT RESTARTING
Data that already arrived never has to be sent again.
If the connection drops during a large file transfer, it resumes from the last recoverable point.
Across many files, completed ones are kept and only failed or missing files are retried.
- 01TransferFile data in transfer
- 02ErrorNetwork dropped, error raised
- 03RecoverResuming from the point of interruption
- 04CompleteFile transfer completed
EXCEPTION HANDLING
A dropped network and a full disk are not handled the same way.
Each failure gets a recovery policy that fits it, whether a network drop, a server restart or insufficient storage.
A lost connection waits for reconnection; a full disk waits for capacity. Whenever recovery is possible, completed work is kept and the transfer continues.
Transfer progress100%
Connection status, Connected
FILE INTEGRITY VERIFICATION
Even after a file arrives, we check that it arrived intact.
After the transfer, each file is checked with the configured verification method to confirm it was delivered exactly.
Files with a problem are identified and only those are sent again. Per-file verification results are recorded, so omissions and errors are easy to spot.
- File transferDelivering file data
- Transfer completeTransfer job finished
- Integrity checkChecking file accuracy
- Re-send error filesRe-sending mismatched files
- VerifiedVerification result confirmed
ASSURANCE CONTRACT
Every file delivered, but past the promised time? That is a failure.
An Assurance Contract defines the business success conditions, such as required files, destination, integrity and completion deadline.
Even when every file was delivered correctly, a contract condition that was not met is recorded as a business failure, separate from the technical completion.
Start18:00 deadline18:07 done
Deadline exceeded
FAQ
Recovery & Assurance
If the network drops mid-transfer, do I have to start over?
No. Depending on the configured recovery policy, the transfer resumes from where it stopped and completed files are kept.
Can very large file transfers also resume after an interruption?
Yes. INNORIX is designed to transfer and resume files larger than 10 TB.
What happens when the server restarts?
Once the server reconnects, the interrupted job resumes from its recoverable transfer state.
What if the destination runs out of storage?
Depending on the configured policy, the transfer waits until capacity is available and then resumes.
Can I retry only the files that failed?
Yes. Completed files are kept and only failed or missing files are retried.
Can I verify file integrity?
Yes. The transfer result and the configured integrity verification confirm that each file arrived exactly as sent.
What is an Assurance Contract?
A set of business success conditions, such as required files, destination, integrity and completion deadline, against which the actual result is evaluated.
Can Assurance fail even though the transfer completed?
Yes. If completion came after the deadline or another required condition was not met, the Contract can fail.
Can I review failure and recovery history?
Yes. Errors, recovery attempts and the final state are recorded per run so you can trace every transfer result.
Can recurring failures be analyzed?
Yes. Run records and device status history can be used to analyze recurring failures and the causes of delays.
GET STARTED
Recover interrupted transfers, and verify business success.
Use INNORIX failure recovery and the Assurance Contract to run server-to-cloud file transfers reliably.