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Table 13 General Fields Default Interchange Qualifier ID
• For outbound documents, the qualifier and ID will be specified as the interchange sender qualifier and ID in the interchange header.
• For inbound documents, the interchange recipient qualifier and ID will be matched against the values of this field to ensure that the inbound document was intended for this host.
1. Click the Add New link.
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3. Select a qualifier from the Interchange Qualifier drop-down list. This is mapped to the Interchange Qualifier used by the host. For outbound documents, the interchange qualifier is not validated for the sender of a document.
4. Enter the mandatory identity for the local host in the ID field. This is mapped to the host’s Interchange ID. For example, 123456789 is the fictitious DUNS number used in the tutorial. For outbound documents, the interchange ID is not validated for the sender of a document.
5. An identifier to use in the AS2-From header field of the HTTP message. This identifier should be mutually agreed upon between trading partners.Add New To use a new AS2 identifier:
1. Valid Email Address List The identifier to use in the From header field of the SMTP MIME message. This email address list can be a list of email addresses.
• For an outbound document sent to the trading partner through SMTP transport, the first email address is used in the From header.
• For incoming email from the mail server, the To email address from the email is matched to one of the email addresses in this list. This only applies when using AS1 or AS2 transport.
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