• The Require Signing check box displays. Select it to require that all messages be signed.
• You are prompted to select the trading partner's signing certificate. See Working With Certificates.

• The Require Encryption check box displays. Select it to require that all messages be encrypted.
• You are prompted to select your decryption certificate. See Working With Certificates.

• Auto Detect
• EDIFACT
• X12
• XML
• Binary
• Plain Text

• You are prompted to select your signing certificate. See Working With Certificates.
• Use the Signing Algorithm field (in the Advanced tab) to choose the algorithm you want to use to sign outbound messages.

Apply encryption to messages sent from this Endpoint. 

When you select Encrypt, you are prompted to select the trading partner's encryption certificate. See Working With Certificates.

Apply ZLIB compression to messages sent from this Endpoint. Choose this option for large files to conserve bandwidth and improve efficiency and security. 

Request MDN receipts when sending messages from this Endpoint. 

When you select this option, the following fields are displayed:

The algorithm you want to use to sign messages sent from this Endpoint. 

Choose from the following:

• SHA-1
• MD5 (cryptographically weak and should not be used unless no other Hash/MIC algorithm is available)
• SHA-256 (default)
• SHA-384
• SHA-512

The algorithm you want to use to encrypt messages sent from this Endpoint. 

Choose from the following:

• RC2/40
• RC2/64
• RC2/128
• DES
• TripleDES (default)
• AES/128
• AES/192
• AES/256
• RC4/40
• RC4/64
• RC4/128

TLS Minimum Protocol Version

TLS Maximum Protocol Version

• SSL 3.0
• TLS 1.0
• TLS 1.1
• TLS 1.2
• TLS 1.3
• No Maximum -- available only for the Maximum field.

The cipher selected is used with the server for key exchange, encryption, and hashing. If the server does not support the cipher, a TLS handshake error will occur. 
Choose from the following: 

• All - Present the list of supported ciphers to the server and allow the server to pick one. 
• Select from list  - Display a list from which you choose a specific cipher.

Select the checkbox to display the following fields:

• Type - Choose Basic or Digest authentication 
• Username, Password, and Realm - Specify credentials for HTTP authentication. Realm is optional.

Select from the following:

• None - No encoding
• Chunked -- Message content is broken up into a number of chunks, each prefixed by its size in bytes.
  Chunked encoding is useful when a large amount of data is being transferred and the total size of the response is not known until the request has been fully processed. 

Select to have file extensions for inbound files reflect the file's content-type.

Select to use Base64 encoding on outbound content.

The amount of time allowed for each read operation. 

Valid range is from 0 - n seconds

0 indicates no timeout. Default value is 150 seconds.

The number of retries that should be made during an attempt. An attempt consists of the number of transfer retries you specify. For example, if you specify 5 retries and 30 seconds, an attempt would consist of 5 retries occurring in the span of 30 seconds.

This setting applies to both sends and receives. 

The minimum number of retries is 0 and the maximum is 5.

The time between retries can range from 0 to 120 seconds.

Select the Resume failed transfers when retrying check box to retry failed transfers starting where they failed.

See Retrying Failed File Transfer Attempts.

The period of time during which outbound retries are attempted after a failed send attempt and subsequent failed automatic retry. Retries will not be attempted after the end of the period specified.

This period starts when the first retry is attempted and ends after the value you specify elapses.

Minimum value is 15 minutes.

Maximum value is 3 days.

See Retrying Failed File Transfer Attempts.

Minimum value is 1 and maximum is 10.

If you have more than one subdomain, select the one you want to use for this Endpoint. 

Note: This field appears only when you have more than one subdomain.

Specifies the IP addresses allowed to connect to this Endpoint.

IP addresses can be a single address or a range of addresses.

Enter addresses or address ranges one per row or separate them using commas.

Note: Inbound IP Whitelisting is not available on Endpoints using Cleo's Limited Primary/Failover IP Network. See Limited Primary/Failover IP Network for more information.

The following are examples of valid IP addresses:

CIC allows you to send notification email to one or more recipients upon successful Send to or Receive from this Endpoint.  Use the Upon successful Send to this Endpoint... and Upon successful Receive from this Endpoint... fields to specify the recipients.

Recipients can be CIC users or external recipients. CIC users receive more detailed emails and benefit from a type-ahead dropdown when entering names, while external recipients get a simpler email and require full email addresses to be entered manually.

For all recipients, the notification email includes a link where the recipient can opt out of notifications from this Endpoint or all Endpoints. If a recipient opts out of these notifications, their email address no longer appears in the list of recipients you specified.