Endpoint URI

Hello,
we are using AS2 connectivity
I have some doubts when I am providing transport server parameters for remote TP
I am provided with following relmote TP http URL
URL=http://as2-fs.preprod.1sync.org:9080/exchange/0614141800001
Now can I set Transport sever parameters as followed
host name : as2-fs.preprod.1sync.org
port : 9080
end point URI : exchange/0614141800001
Am I rite...?
can anybody confirm

You settings look correct.

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