Endpoints are individual file storage locations that send or receive files using Jet. Endpoints can be assigned to on-premises Signiant SDCX Servers or cloud storage using Amazon AWS or Google Cloud Storage.
The Endpoints page displays a list of your registered endpoints, their type, current status, creation date, location, and software version.
Before you can add an on-premises endpoint, you must deploy a Signiant SDCX Server.
Note: If you previously downloaded the SDCX Server software but have not installed it, you must still use a new registration key from the Download SDCX Server Software dialog in the Signiant Console to install the software on each source or destination server.
Once a server is successfully registered, it can be added as an endpoint.
To add an SDCX Server endpoint:
On the Endpoints page, click the Add button.
Select On-Premises.
On the Add On-Premises Endpoint page, enter an Endpoint Name.
Select an SDCX Server from the drop-down menu.
Configure any advanced settings, such as relays and endpoints restricted to outbound connections.
Click Add.
Once an endpoint is added, it can be used to build a route with an on-premises SDCX Server or a cloud storage endpoint.
Note: The same server can be used for more than one endpoint.
Creating an AWS endpoint allows you to connect cloud storage as a source or destination for files transferred to or from an on-premises SDCX Server.
To add an AWS storage endpoint:
On the Endpoints page, click the Add button.
Select AWS.
On the Add AWS Endpoint page, enter an Endpoint Name.
Select a Region from the drop-down menu.
Click Add.
Once an AWS endpoint is created, it can be used to build a route with an on-premises SDCX Server.
Creating a Google Cloud endpoint allows you to connect cloud storage as a source or destination for files transferred to or from an on-premises SDCX Server. Jet supports single, dual, and multi-region storage buckets.
To add a Google Cloud Storage endpoint:
On the Endpoints page, click the Add button.
Select Google Cloud Storage.
On the Add Google Cloud Endpoint page, enter an Endpoint Name.
Select a Location type, and choose single region, dual-region or multi-region.
Note: Your location type is set when you create a bucket. For more information, see the Google Cloud documentation.
Select a Region from the drop-down menu.
Click Add.
Once a Google Cloud endpoint is created, it can be used to build a route with an on-premises SDCX Server.
Before you can remove an endpoint, you must delete all jobs associated with the endpoint.
To delete an endpoint:
On the Endpoints page, hover over the endpoint you want to delete.
Click More Options.
Click Delete and confirm the deletion.
Note: When an endpoint associated with a route is deleted, the route becomes invalid and can no longer be used.