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120 seconds (Item 1 on page 47) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
Item 1 subtotal = 120 seconds
120 seconds (Item 2a on page 47) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
120 seconds (Item 2c on page 47) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
120 seconds (Item 2e on page 47) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
Item 2 subtotal = 386 seconds
120 seconds (Item 3a on page 48) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
120 seconds (Item 3c on page 48) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
120 seconds (Item 3e on page 48) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
Item 3 subtotal = 386 seconds
120 seconds (Item 4a on page 48) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
120 seconds (Item 4c on page 48) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
120 seconds (Item 4e on page 48) – Console Gateway Connection timeout.
Item 4 subtotal = 386 seconds
Total time interval for all items = 1278 seconds (approximately 21 minutes)
In the instance where the connection does not time out but is refused, the
preceding scenario is still started but the 120 second Connection time out period
does not occur since the connection was immediately refused.
Forward proxy support
For the HTTP and HTTPS transports, you can set up forward proxy support so
that documents are sent through a configured proxy server. With WebSphere
Partner Gateway you can set up the following support types:
v Proxy support over HTTP
v Proxy support over HTTPS
v Proxy support over HTTPS with authentication
v Proxy support over SOCKS
After you set up a forward proxy, you can make it global for the transport by
making it the default forward proxy destination (for example, all HTTP
destinations make use of the forward proxy). For each individual destination you
can then choose not to use the default Forward proxy server or you can select to
use a different Forward proxy server. See the WebSphere Partner Gateway Hub
Configuration Guide for more information about Forward proxy support.
Managing certificates
A digital certificate is an online identification credential, similar to a driver's
license or passport. A digital certificate can be used to identify an individual or an
organization. A digital certificate contains user identification information and user's
public key. It binds the key to the user name, and is either self-signed or signed by
a Certifying Authority.
20 seconds (Item 2 on page 47) – Console Gateway Interval (Console retry 1 of 3)
3 seconds (Item 2b on page 47) – Transport Interval (Transport retry 1 of 2)
3 seconds (Item 2d on page 47) – Transport Interval (Transport retry 2 of 2)
20 seconds (Item 3 on page 47) – Console Gateway Interval (Console retry 2 of 3)
3 seconds (Item 3b on page 48) – Transport Interval (Transport retry 1 of 2)
3 seconds (Item 3d on page 48) – Transport Interval (Transport retry 2 of 2)
20 seconds (Item 4 on page 48) – Console Gateway Interval (Console retry 3 of 3)
3 seconds (Item 4b on page 48) – Transport Interval (Transport retry 1 of 2)
3 seconds (Item 4d on page 48) – Transport Interval (Transport retry 2 of 2)
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