The AS2 service can be enabled or disabled for use within

Managed File Transfer

. If selected, AS2 functionality is available to authorized Web Users. The default URL is [protocol]://[hostname][:port]/as2/receive. You must be licensed for the AS2 feature in order to use it.

List of IDs of the

Managed File Transfer

AS2 instance. A client uses AS2 ID to reference the

Managed File Transfer

server. AS2 ID is case sensitive. It can be 1 to 128 ASCII printable characters in length and does not contain spaces. You can add multiple AS2 IDs and the IDs contain a maximum of 4000 characters. Enter each AS2 ID in a separate line.

The Decryption Certificate Alias is the certificate that is used to decrypt incoming messages. The alias references a certificate in the Default Private Key Store. If you do not know the alias name for the certificate, click the icon to select the certificate. The public portion of this certificate should be sent to all Web Users who will be sending AS2 messages to

Managed File Transfer

.

The default location where AS2 messages are saved when uploaded. The folder location is relative to the Web Users folder and will be created if it does not exist. For example, if the default Web User folder is [installdirectory]/userdata/webdocs/webuser and the specified upload folder is inbound/as2, messages will be uploaded to the [installdirectory]/userdata/webdocs/webuser/inbound/as2 folder. This folder location is overridden at the Web User level.

The action that

Managed File Transfer

performs when a file with the same name exists in the default upload folder. This action can be overridden at the Web User level. The available options are:

Rename will automatically rename the uploaded file (appending a unique sequential number) so that both files are maintained.
Overwrite replaces the existing file with the one being uploaded.
Skip does not upload the duplicate file. It skips the file and proceeds to the next file in the list.
Error will stop the upload without processing the remaining files.