Update profile
Updates the specified profile object.
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The profile entity to update.
The interval in which the application will perform scheduled tasks such as sending files to your trading partners.
Send an email to the specified email addresses when an error is encountered.
The sender of notification emails.
The receiver of notification emails.
The subject of notification emails.
The host name or IP address of your SMTP server.
The username to authenticate to your SMTP server.
The password to authenticate to your SMTP server.
The port of your SMTP server.
The SSL mode of your SMTP server.
Whether or not to send a status report to the email address.
The interval for which a status report will be sent to the email address.
Whether or not to write error messages to the Windows Application Event Log.
Whether or not to log when the application starts and stops in the event log.
The type of proxy to connect through.
The host name or IP address of the proxy.
The port of your proxy.
The username to use when authenticating to your proxy.
The password to use when authenticating to your proxy.
The auth scheme to use when authenticating to your proxy.
The client Id associated with the OAuth application created in the IdP.
The client secret associated with the OAuth application created in the IdP.
The identifier used by the IdP when generating JWT tokens.
A space-separated list of scopes (sets of permissions) to request from the IdP.
The intended recipient of SSO login tokens.
The URL where the user should perform authorization via the IdP.
The URL where a secure authentication token can be obtained from the IdP.
Specifies where the Arc user is redirected after logging out of the application.
The public portion of the certificate that the IdP uses to sign JWT tokens.
The value from the IdP to treat as the federation Id.
Which signature algorithms are accepted from signed JWT tokens. Unsigned tokens are never accepted.
The method that is used to send the data from the custom id provider to Azure.
The type (OIDC or SAML) of SSO.
Indicates whether Single Sign-On (SSO) is enabled.
Indicates whether Just-In-Time (JIT) provisioning for SSO users is enabled.
Specifies the default role assigned to users created or authenticated via SSO, especially if JIT provisioning is active.
Enable sending logs to the SysLog server.
The remote host of the SysLog server.
The remote port of the SysLog server.
Protocol to send log to sysLog server, tcp or udp.
The comma separated list which includes the supported log types.
Whether or not to enable SSL for the SysLog connection.
Instructs Arc to unconditionally accept the server certificate that matches the supplied certificate.
The identification of the CEF format version, 0 or 1.
The value from 0 to 23, with each value being a different part of the system.
The message format, support Common Event Format(CEF), Structured Data(only if SysLogVersion = 1) or JSON.
Select the time format display preference.