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4848 Clicking **Next** on the signing secret dialog reopens the endpoint dialog, now with two more controls:
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5050 * **Custom request headers:** up to 16 static headers sent with every verdict request so your AI security server can authenticate the caller. Header values are stored encrypted and never shown again; after saving, only the header names are displayed. Because values are write-only, saving any change to the headers requires re-entering every value. Changing the endpoint URL clears all stored header values so your credentials are never sent to a new destination; re-enter them after a URL change. Header names must use standard HTTP token characters with `-` rather than `_`, and must not collide with reserved names (request-framing headers such as `Content-*` and `Host`, proxy and cookie headers, client-address headers such as `X-Forwarded-*`, the `webhook-*` signature headers, and the `X-Anthropic-*` prefix). Values must be printable ASCII.
51 * **Test connection:** Claude sends a synthetic test prompt to the URL and headers currently in the form, not the saved values, so re-enter any stored header values before testing. On success, the result reports whether your AI security server returned an allow or a deny verdict for the test prompt, which surfaces a deny-everything default before you start enforcing.
51 * **Test connection:** Claude sends a synthetic test prompt to the URL and headers currently in the form, not the saved values, so re-enter any stored header values before testing. On success, the result reports whether your AI security server returned an allow or a deny verdict for the test prompt, which surfaces a deny-everything default before you start enforcing. It also shows the round-trip time Anthropic measured for that one test request, on a new connection, including the connection handshake.
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5353 Click **Save** to store any headers you entered.
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