Configurable Options

CONNECT is a robust and secure messaging platform because of its adherence to standards and specifications. Configurable options are carefully considered and designed before implementation. The following configurable options provide users flexibility without compromising security and interoperability:

• Configuring CONNECT Security and Certificate
  • FIPS 140-2 Configuration
    • Wildfly 8.2.1 with FIPS 140-2 Configuration
    • JBoss EAP 7 with FIPS 140-2 Configuration
    • Weblogic with FIPS 140-2 Configuration
    • Wildfly 15 with FIPS 140-2 and SNI
    • WebSphere Enterprise 8.5.5.3 with FIPS SP800-131 and TLS 1.2
    • Certificate Setup in NSS database (FIPS)
  • Configuring Security Hash Algorithm (SHA) versions
  • eHealth Exchange Certificate Chain Overview
    • Certificate Setup
    • Creating a Certificate Authority and Using it to Sign Your Own Certificates for Testing
    • Exchange Certificate Configuration Details
    • Importing the eHealth Exchange Chain of Trust
  • Exchange manager
    • Configure Endpoints in Internal Exchange Info
  • SAML assertions in CONNECT
  • Multiple Certificate support
    • Multiple Certificate, TLS and SAML support
    • Multiple Certificate support in Websphere Enterprise 8.5.5.3
    • Multiple Certificate support in Weblogic 12.2
• Gateway Properties
• Adapter Properties
• Keep-Alive and Custom HTTP Headers
• SAML Properties
• TLS Version for UDDI Downloads
• Database-less CONNECT Deployment
• Large Payload and CAQH Core X12 Setup
• Configuration of Logging Context
• Direct Installation for CONNECT Adopters
  • Installing Postfix and Dovecot as Direct Mail Servers
  • Installing Sylpheed Email Client for Direct Exchange
  • Setting up a CONNECT Direct Mail Poller
  • Creating Direct Anchors, Trust Bundles and Keystores
  • Configuring Direct and Adding Anchors, Trust Bundles and Trust Stores With the System Administration Module
  • Sending and Receiving Direct Messages