NOTICE - DoubleClick FTP audit and clean-up, part 2

About a month ago we announced that we were conducting a clean-up with regard to DoubleClick FTP login accounts, files and folders.  We're happy to report that work was completed without any noticeable affect to you.

We'll be completing an additional phase of this clean-up on Tuesday, July 19th.  On that date we'll be updating select user accounts which have 'delete' or 'modify' privileges on files and folders.

The reason for this change is to protect your files from inadvertently being deleted by, well, you.  We do our best to re-post files in such cases, but this is not always possible.  We believe this measure ultimately protects your valuable business data and is, on the balance, the best course of action.

If you have concerns with this action, please contact your Support rep through the usual channels:

dfa-support@google.com
dfp-support@google.com

Please include your FTP username (but not password) in that email.

-- Matthew Trojanovich, Data Transfer Team

NOTICE - DoubleClick FTP audit and clean-up

Do you pick up files (DT files, Match Tables, Custom Reports, etc) from the DoubleClick FTP server?
If so, then this notice is for you.

During the week of June 13th - 17th we'll be doing a bit of clean-up with regard to files and folders. Specifically, we've completed a review of read/write/delete privileges and will be taking action on those user accounts which do not have approval for write and/or delete. If you have write and/or delete privileges but are not sure whether you have approval for them get in touch with your local support rep through the usual channels:

dfa-support@google.com

dfp-support@google.com

Please include your account/username (but not your password) in that email.

And, as a general note, we strongly recommend that you not share your DoubleClick FTP account information with any outside party. (Refer to our previous Secure Your Login post).

-- Matthew Trojanovich, the DoubleClick Data Transfer Team