A user-defined name which identifies the Scheduled Job. The Job Name cannot exceed 50 characters. Spaces are allowed.

A short paragraph that describes the Scheduled Job. The Description is optional and cannot exceed 512 characters.

The name of the Project to execute. You can browse for the Project by clicking the button next to the field.

The user name (Login as) to use for running the Scheduled Job.

The password to use for authenticating the specified user (Login as).

The Job Queue that this Job will be placed into. If the Job Queue is not specified on the Scheduled Job, the Job Queue on the Control tab of the Project will be used. If both are not specified, the Project will be placed in the default Job Queue.

The status indicates if the Scheduled Job is active or inactive. An inactive Scheduled Job will not be executed.

The queue priority indicates the order in which the job will leave the job queue and execute. The queue priority can be a value from 1 to 10, in which jobs with a higher queue priority will be executed before jobs with a lower queue priority. For instance a job with a queue priority of 6 will be executed before a job with a queue priority of 5.

The run priority indicates how much attention (CPU) the job will receive from Managed File Transfer when it executes. The run priority can be a value from 1 to 10, in which jobs with a higher run priority will receive more attention than jobs with a lower run priority. For instance a job with a run priority of 6 will receive more attention (CPU) than a job with a run priority of 5.

Specify a name which identifies the Job. This name should be descriptive enough so Admin Users can quickly identify this Job from a report or list. The Job Name cannot exceed 50 characters. Spaces are allowed.