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OIC - Can file adapter and ftp adapter support high availability mode using connectivity agent
***The File Adapter and FTP Adapter are not supported in high availability environments. When using the File Adapter or FTP Adapter and some groups have multiple instances, use a dedicated agent group (with one agent only).
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