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Redirection Tab

HTTP/HTTPS traffic can be automatically redirected to the intended protocol, host and/or port. The redirect process substitutes the appropriate portion of the URL (

[protocol]://[host][:port]

). For example, if a user typed the address "secure.example.com" (which translates to http://secure.example.com on port 80), the connection could be redirected to https://secure.example.com:9001 by specifying the HTTPS protocol and providing the port used for SSL traffic.

The Redirection tab contains the following settings:

Enable: When redirection is enabled, traffic is redirected using the values in the following fields.
Redirect Host: The host name or IP address to which HTTP/HTTPS traffic should be redirected. If no redirect host is specified, Managed File Transfer uses the URL or address portion of the original request (for example, if the request is made to secure.example.com, that value will be attached to the specified port or protocol).
Redirect Port: The redirect port is the port to which HTTP/HTTPS traffic should be redirected. If not specified, the default port for HTTP is 80 and HTTPS is 443.
Redirect Protocol: The protocol on which traffic should be redirected. Select the protocol from the drop-down list. The default value is HTTPS.

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