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Informatica HTTPS Server Resource

An Informatica HTTPS resource defines the connection information to the HTTPS service used by Web Users.

Managed File Transfer

can connect to Informatica HTTPS Servers for securely exchanging files over encrypted SSL connections. When defining a Informatica HTTPS Server resource in

Managed File Transfer

, you need to indicate the Informatica HTTPS connection properties such as the host name (or IP address), and optionally the SSL certificates, user, password and proxy information.

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