This page provides descriptions of the features and functions available for the latest releases of Expedite and Expedite Base products..

Expedite Base/AIX 4.6 now supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) TCP/IP connectivity to Information Exchange. Communication between Expedite Base/AIX and Information Exchange is performed using Client X.509 Certificate-authenticated SSL for enhanced security.

Expedite Base/AIX customers can communicate with Information Exchange using TCP/IP or Secure Socket Layer TCP/IP.

Expedite Base/400 4.6 now supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) TCP/IP connectivity to Information Exchange. Communication between Expedite Base/400 and Information Exchange is performed using Client X.509 Certificate-authenticated SSL for enhanced security.

Expedite Base/400 customers can communicate with Information Exchange using TCP/IP or Secure Socket Layer TCP/IP.

Expedite Base for Windows 4.7.1 now supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) TCP/IP connectivity to Information Exchange. Communication between Expedite Base for Windows and Information Exchange is performed using Client X.509 Certificate-authenticated SSL for enhanced security.

Expedite Base for Windows customers can communicate with Information Exchange using TCP/IP or Secure Socket Layer TCP/IP.

Expedite for Windows 6.3.1 now supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) TCP/IP connectivity to Information Exchange. Communication between Expedite for Windows and Information Exchange is performed using Client X.509 Certificate-authenticated SSL for enhanced security.

Expedite for Windows customers can communicate with Information Exchange using TCP/IP or Secure Socket Layer TCP/IP.

Expedite Base/MVS 4.6 now supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) TCP/IP connectivity to Information Exchange. Communication between Expedite Base/MVS and Information Exchange is performed using Client X.509 Certificate-authenticated SSL for enhanced security.

Expedite Base/MVS customers can communicate with Information Exchange using TCP/IP or Secure Socket Layer TCP/IP.