GoAnywhere Services

Release Notes: With the addition of a Secure Mail Ad-Hoc file transfer module, users can send packages, regardless of file types or sizes, to trading partners by emailing a secure link that recipients will use to download the files via a secure HTTPS connection. Network administrators maintain local control over the Secure Mail settings, packages, and audit trails. Senders receive notice when the files have been downloaded and can add additional passwords, link expiration dates, and more. This release also includes other enhancements including self-registration, auto-blacklist, and password notifications.

Release Notes: This release adds a new AS2 service module for receiving EDI documents and other files from trading partners. The AS2 module is fully RFC-compliant with support for MDN receipts, encryption, data compression, certificate authentication, and detailed audit logs. Administrators can now monitor users' activity in real time using any device with browser access including mobile phones and tablets, and have greater control over features like password permissions and the termination of any users' session with one mouse click. The Web Client also features improved usability features.

Release Notes: This version offers integration with the new GoAnywhere Gateway and a Java-applet Enhanced Web Client. This allows GoAnywhere Services to reside in the private network, creating a highly secure file transfer environment. Trading partners will be able to transfer files directly to your private network without the need to open any inbound ports on the backend firewall. The Enhanced Web Client is a Java applet that allows Web users to transfer multiple files concurrently, transfer entire folders, monitor the progress of transfers, and verify the integrity of completed transfers.

Release Notes: Enhanced security features with IP Filtering Syslog feeds and additional Trigger actions have been added, along with usability options. IP Filtering allows organizations to determine (by IP address) which client systems are allowed and/or disallowed access to secure file server functions. Audit messages can be sent to standard Syslog servers for centralized logging purposes. (Supports UDP and TCP protocols) Triggers can send notification messages via email to one or more recipients. Triggers can also be set so files can optionally be moved or deleted based on certain criteria.