The fingerprint of the server's public key, which will be used to authenticate the server. If a fingerprint is not specified, then the server will be treated as trusted.

The private key used to authenticate the server, which is located in the SSH Key Manager. If you do not know the alias name for the private key, click the icon to select the private key.

The location of the file containing the SSH private key. This key file will be used for client authentication, if required by the server. You can browse for the key file by clicking the button next to the field. The default location for SSH keys is [installdirectory]/userdata/keys/ssh where [installdirectory] is the installation directory of the

Managed File Transfer

product. Typically an SSH private key will have a file extension of ".pvk". A private key is only required if using SSH private key authentication or both password and SSH private key authentication.

The password to use for accessing the Private Key File. 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. A private key password is only required if using SSH private key authentication or both password and SSH private key authentication.

Indicates whether or not the password for the Private Key File is encrypted. You should choose the option of

Yes

if you clicked the

Encrypt

button for the Private Key Password.