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Key: Enter the absolute path to the Private Key file. This file generally has a .key extension.
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Password: Enter the password (or passkey) for the Private Key file. The maximum length of this
password is 64 characters.
This password is encrypted within PReS Workflow server and is not saved in plain text.
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Minimum encryption level: Choose the minimum cryptographic protocol (SSL 2.3, TSL 1.0, 1.1
or 1.2). This is determined by the software that generated the keys. If the highest level supported
by the client is lower than the chosen minimum encryption level, the connection will be refused.
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Verbose log: Select to enable to keep a verbose log. Note that a communication log is gen-
erated whether or not this option is selected. If you use a secure connection, the log will contain
extra information.
Telnet Input plugin preferences
The Telnet input plugin preferences control the log of the PReS Workflow Telnet Capture service. Since
PReS Workflow lets you monitor multiple Telnet inputs simultaneously, the port setting for all Telnet
input tasks cannot be set in the Preferences.
Preferences
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Log all Winsock and network messages (very verbose): Select to have PReS Workflow keep
a log of all Winsock and other network messages that occur from the Telnet input. These mes-
sages are related to files sent from other systems using a telnet connection. Since these mes-
sages can accumulate, you have the option of not logging them.
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Use Job Delimiters: Check this option if your Telnet input is a single stream that can contain mul-
tiple jobs. The box lets you enter one or more possible delimiters (separated by a line return),
either a direct string (such as %%EOJOB) or an ASCII character (\001). For a list of ASCII char-
acters, see http://www.asciitable.com/.
PReS Fax plugin preferences
PReS Workflow Fax plugin preferences control certain functions of the PReS Fax service, which in turn
has a direct impact on all PReS Workflow Fax output tasks performed on a given computer. Bear in
mind that PReS Workflow Fax output tasks included in a given PReS Workflow configuration can be
performed by a PReS Fax installation running on a different computer, typically one that runs only
PReS Fax and the faxing application that actually sends the fax. When you change the user options on
a given computer, only that computer is affected. So you should consider changing the PReS Fax user
options on the computer that actually performs the PReS Workflow Fax output tasks.
The changes you make to the PReS Workflow Fax plugin preferences are stored in the PReS Fax con-
figuration file. They will be applied when PReS Fax is started.
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