The ASTM TCP Client communication point enables you to send and receive messages using ASTM 1381.
Supported Operational Modes: All.
Configuration Properties
Property |
Description |
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Remote Host |
The hostname or IP address of the remote host to which to connect. |
Remote Port |
The port number of the remote host to which to connect. |
Local Address |
The local interface to which to bind the connection. |
Local Port |
The local port to which to bind the connection. |
Use SSL |
Whether to use SSL:
It is recommended that SSL be enabled for ASTM TCP Client communication points whenever it is supported by the remote server. Refer to TLS/SSL Support in Rhapsody for details. |
SSL Protocol Mode |
Refer to SSL Protocol Versions for details. |
SSL Cipher Suites |
Refer to SSL Cipher Suites for details. |
Use SSL Client Mode |
Whether to use SSL client mode:
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Secure Keys |
Identifies the private keys used for authenticating Rhapsody's end of the SSL connection. When configured with a private key, the SSL client supports SSL client authentication if requested by the SSL server. Refer to Client Authentication for details. |
Trusted Certificates |
Identifies the trusted certificates used at the non-Rhapsody end of the SSL connection. If it is not configured with the SSL server's certificate, then this SSL client operates in anonymous server authentication mode. It is highly recommended that the server's certificate always be provided here to allow server authentication to be performed. Refer to Server Authentication for details. |
Connection Timeout |
Default: |
Drop on Collision |
Specifies whether this connection should honor an overlapping request from another:
One of the two devices involved in a connection must be configured to drop on collision. |
Debug Mode |
Options: |
Log Connections |
Log the establishing and dropping of all connections. |
Log Data |
Options: |
Log Data As Hex |
Options: |
Connection Log File |
The file to log the connection information to. |
Extra Information |
Options: |
Bidirectional, In->Out and Out->In Mode
The configuration properties for the ASTM Client communication point in Bidirectional, In->Out and Out->In modes is a combination of the properties described above.
Refer to Out->In and In->Out Properties for general details on a communication point's In->Out and Out->In modes.