Receiver SOAP adapter - User authentication question

XI experts,
Here is the scenario - IDOC > XI > SOAP - Ansynchronous call..
I need your all help to understand the user authentication on the "Receiver SOAP Adapter"... We are using "HTTP" transport protocol.
I believe, the userid which we entered in the communication channel needs to have proper security on the web server. The Web server URL starts with "http://lsme
01.xyz.com/...." .
Question : Is this usrid and password will be encrypted when XI calls this web service?
If an answer is "NO" then is there anyway we can encrypt it?
Thanks in advance!
Points will be given..
MP

XI experts,
I need an answer to the following question....
The Web server URL starts with "http://lsme01.xyz.com/...." .
Question : Is this usrid and password will be encrypted when XI calls this web service?
If an answer is "NO" then is there anyway we can encrypt it?
Thanks in advance!
Points will be given..
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