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Basic Job Setup
You configure a job by choosing the settings that best enable AppScan® Enterprise to access your application and run tests on it.
HTTP authentication
Add server-level authentication and client-side certificates, if required by the application.

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Basic Job Setup
You configure a job by choosing the settings that best enable AppScan® Enterprise to access your application and run tests on it.
- URL and Servers
  URL and Servers view of the ADAC.
- Login Management
  Login Management view in Basic Job Setup.
- One-Time Password (OTP)
  If required by your application, configure AppScan® to use OTP when logging in.
- Manual Explore
  Manual Explore enables you to focus the scan on specific parts of your application.
- Communication and Proxy
  Communication and Proxy view of AppScan® Dynamic Analysis Client (ADAC).
- HTTP authentication
  Add server-level authentication and client-side certificates, if required by the application.
  - Convert a PEM Certificate to PFX/P12 format
    PEM certificates are not supported, they must be converted to PKCS#12 (PFX/P12) format.
- Job Properties
  The final stage of the setup is defining Job properties.
Additional Job Setup
AppScan® Enterprise users with additional privileges assigned by the Administrator see Additional setup options below the Basic options in the left pane. Other users do not see these options.
Notices

HTTP authentication

Add server-level authentication and client-side certificates, if required by the application.

Use this view to configure platform authentication information and client-side certificate, if required. ADAC supports multiple certificates from the user's personal store, or a single certificate (per scan) in PKCS#12 (PFX) or PEM format.


Setting	Details
HTTP Authentication	If your site requires authentication, provide Username, Password and Domain here.
Client-Side Certificate	If your site server uses client-side certificates to verify user identity, ADAC will need them for scanning. Don't use certificate (Default) PFX Use a single PKCS#12 (PFX) certificate. Click to select Certificate File, the Certificate Key File (optional) and type in the Password. Note: See also Convert a PEM Certificate to PFX/P12 format.