HTTP Receiver Adapter - Post HTTPS to non-sap system

I plan on doing an https post to a non-sap system using the http rec adapter. Will I need to make some config changes to enable ssl communication on the XI system? Will I need the certificate of the target system?
Thanks,
Mark

Hi Mark,
You will need Certificate to enable SSL communication.
And once you install your certifictaes on the systems according to the above blog then there are few changes which needs to done on XI side.
On XI Server - Go to SM59 and Create HTTP destination to the system with SSL enabled in that destination.Select active option for SSL.
In confguration - Go to HTTP rec channel and select HTTP destination and here give the one which u have created in last step.

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