The AS2 Endpoint has the following attributes:
- Partner URL
- The URL pointing to the location where your trading partner receives messages.
- Partner AS2 Name
- The AS2 name your trading partner uses to send and receive messages from this Endpoint.
- My AS2 Name
- The AS2 name you use to send and receive messages from this Endpoint.
- Inbound
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- Verify Signed Payloads
- Select to ensure that when a signed payload is received, the signature is what you expect from your trading partner.
- Accept Encrypted Payloads
- Select to accept encrypted inbound payloads.
- Require HTTPS
- Select to require that Transport Layer Security (TLS) be used for inbound messages.
- Outbound
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- Subject
- Identifies the message and is returned in the human-readable section of an MDN if requested.
- Content Type
- Specify the format of the message being sent or allow the Cleo Integration Cloud to detect the content type automatically. This value is used when assembling and parsing messages. Choose from the following:
- Auto Detect
- EDIFACT
- X12
- XML
- Binary
- Plain Text
Note: Auto-detectable types include:- application/edifact
- application/edi-x12
- application/edi-tradacoms
- application/xml (text/xml)
- application/pdf
- application/msword
- application/x-msexcel
- application/rtf
- application/zip
- image/bmp
- image/gif
- image/tiff
- image/jpeg
- text/plain
- text/html
- video/mpg
- Sign
- Select this option to sign messages sent from this Endpoint.
- Encrypt
- Apply encryption to messages sent from this Endpoint.
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- Compress
- 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
- Request MDN receipts when sending messages from this Endpoint.
- Advanced
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- Security
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- Signing Algorithm
- The algorithm you want to use to sign messages sent from this Endpoint.
- Encryption Algorithm
- The algorithm you want to use to encrypt messages sent from this Endpoint.
- TLS Protocol Version
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- Minimum
- Maximum
- Select minimum and maximum versions for SSL/TLS protocol. Messages from systems using versions of SSL/TLS outside the range you specify are not accepted.
- TLS Minimum Encryption Key Size
- The minimum encryption key size allowed when selecting a TLS cipher. To prevent the use of low- or medium-strength ciphers, change from the default value of 0 to 112, 128, or 256 (depending on the requirement). Note that if this value is set too high, all ciphers are filtered out causing the No suitable cipher suites are enabled exception to occur.
- TLS Ciphers
- Choose from the following:
- All
- Present the list of supported ciphers to the server and allow the server to pick one.
- Select from list
- TLS Renegotiation
- TLS Client Certificate
- If you want to use TLS client authentication, select the client certificate here. See Working With Certificates.
- HTTP Authentication
- If you want to use HTTP authentication, select Basic or Digest to display fields where you can enter Username, Password, and Realm.
- Connection & Transfer
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- Transfer Encoding
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- Chunked
- Message content is broken up into a number of chunks, each prefixed by its size in bytes.
- Connection Timeout
- The amount of time allowed for each read operation.
- Outbound Transfer Retries
- The number of retries permitted for failed outbound transfers, the time between retries, and whether to resume failed transfers.