The location of the key store (which contains the trusted server certificates) for authenticating the FTPS server. You can browse for the key store on the file system by clicking the button next to the field. If a key store is not specified, then the FTPS server will be treated as a trusted server. Certificates can be managed in

Managed File Transfer

's SSL Certificate Manager page.

The password to use for accessing the trusted Server Certificate Store. After entering the password, you can optionally click the

Encrypt

button, which will encrypt the password when it is stored in

Managed File Transfer

's database.

Indicates whether or not the password for the Client Certificate Store is encrypted. You should choose the option of

Yes

if you clicked the

Encrypt

button for the Client Certificate Store Password.

Each certificate in the Key Store is identified by an alias name. If the field is left blank,

Managed File Transfer

will try to determine the correct certificate. If an Alias is specified,

Managed File Transfer

will only use that certificate for authentication.

Indicates if the type of the key store is

JKS

(Java Keystore) or

PKCS12

(Public Key Cryptology Standard). If this field is left blank, the default is JKS.