API Gateway 7.5.3 Policy Developer Filter Reference Connection The Connection filter makes the connection to the remote web service. It relies on connection details that are set by the other filters in the Routing category. Because the Connection filter connects out to other services, it negotiates the SSL handshake involved in setting up a mutually authenticated secure channel. Depending on how the API Gateway is perceived by the client, different combinations of routing filters can be used. For an introduction to using the various filters in the Routing category, see Get started with routing configuration in the API Gateway Policy Developer Guide. SSL settings You can configure SSL settings, such as trusted certificates, client certificates, SSL/TLS protocols, and ciphers on the SSL tab. For details on the fields on this tab, see SSL settings. Authentication settings You can select credential profiles to use for authentication on the Authentication tab. For details on the fields on this tab, see Authentication settings. Additional settings The Settings tab allows you to configure the following additional settings: Retry Failure Proxy Redirect Headers By default, these sections are collapsed. Click a section to expand it. For details on the fields on this tab, see Additional settings. Related Links
Connection The Connection filter makes the connection to the remote web service. It relies on connection details that are set by the other filters in the Routing category. Because the Connection filter connects out to other services, it negotiates the SSL handshake involved in setting up a mutually authenticated secure channel. Depending on how the API Gateway is perceived by the client, different combinations of routing filters can be used. For an introduction to using the various filters in the Routing category, see Get started with routing configuration in the API Gateway Policy Developer Guide. SSL settings You can configure SSL settings, such as trusted certificates, client certificates, SSL/TLS protocols, and ciphers on the SSL tab. For details on the fields on this tab, see SSL settings. Authentication settings You can select credential profiles to use for authentication on the Authentication tab. For details on the fields on this tab, see Authentication settings. Additional settings The Settings tab allows you to configure the following additional settings: Retry Failure Proxy Redirect Headers By default, these sections are collapsed. Click a section to expand it. For details on the fields on this tab, see Additional settings.