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  Defense Automatic Addressing System (DAAS)
 
 **Visit the Defense Automatic Addressing System** *This link is publicly accessible, however, access to applications within the DAAS portal requires submission of a System Access Request (SAR). See the information below for requesting access.*  On This Page About DAAS
 What DAAS Offers
 DAAS Applications
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 About DAAS The DAAS primary business is the accurate routing of electronic logistics requisitions between various federal activities. The DAAS eB hub currently employ's the Global Exchange (GEX) software and the Mercator translator. DAAS has been operating in the eB domain for over 30 years, concentrating primarily on military standard transactions. Since 1993, DLA DAAS has been operating an eB hub of primarily X12-based EDI transactions. In terms of transaction volume (over 10 million every week), the DAAS eB hub is the largest in DoD, providing a single communications pathway to many Value-Added Networks (VANS), and the private sector trading partners served by those VANS. The DAAS Hub handles all of the details involved in routing and communicating with VANS, freeing DLA buying community to concentrate on electronic business applications. Each VAN offers different communications options and requires different access procedures, which creates extra work for electronic commerce projects that need to trade with many partners. The VANS primarily send/receive X12 data files with DLA DAAS, via a secure FTP protocol The DAAS EB hubs process over two million eB transactions every week. Electronic Business Translation/Mapping Services DAAS offers standard mapping based upon the DLMS standards in X12 or XML (MILS to X12, X12 to MILS, MILS to XML, XML to MILS, X12 to XML, XML to X12). The Implementation Conventions (IC) are available at: http://www.dla.mil/j-6/dlmso/. DAAS also offers custom mapping for other types of formats. Our fee for doing mapping is based upon an hourly rate of per hour. DAAS estimates the number of hours needed to do the work and charges accordingly. Normally this is a one-time fee, unless major changes or updates to the maps are necessary. Map costs run somewhere between $5,000 and $10,000. VAN/HUB/GATEWAY Services DAAS provides VAN services to federal eB projects for the routing of transactions between DOD customers and some of their Prime Vendor Partners. This means DAAS serves as the central distribution center for the routing of transactions to external sites, Prime Vendors, and internal VAN mailboxes for pickup by Prime Vendors. DAAS/EDI routes transactions to external commercial VANS, such as AT&T/Easylink, who then distribute the transactions to their customers/vendors. DAAS' gateway accepts communication protocols, SFTP, HTTPS, and MQ from both government and contractor customers.
 **Contact the DAAS Help Desk**  Phone Number:  (614) 692-6672
DSN Number:  (312) 850-6672
Email:  itoc@dla.mil
 **System Access Request**  DoD has mandated that all personnel who access DoD systems must use PKI for all private web-enabled applications. The following web applications now require a DoD-approved PKI or External Certificate Authority (ECA) certificate to access: DoDAAD, LMARS, Logistics Reports, MILSINQ, WEBBRIDGE, WEBSDR, WEBVLIPS, and EDAASINQ. To learn who to contact to obtain a DoD-approved certificate, contact us using the information above. To gain access to certain applications linked to this website, users may be required to supply personal information about themselves. The following Privacy Act Statement describes our authority for collecting personal data, how we will use your data, and what will happen if you do not supply all the data requested **Link to Privacy Act Statement**
  What DAAS Offers
 Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the exchange of routine business transactions in a computer processible format, covering such traditional applications as inquiries, planning, purchasing, acknowledgements, pricing, order status, scheduling, test results, shipping and receiving, invoices, payments and financial reporting.  Additional standards cover interchange of data relating to security, administrative data, trading partner information, specifications, contracts, production data, and distribution and sales activities. Through the use of the Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12, electronic data interchange is based on interdependency.  This way, internally or externally developed software and public-access communications vendors, all sizes of firms and institutions using intelligent computational devices may benefit from the use of the standard.  Thereby, all institutions reap the efficiencies of a common interchange language, rather than experience the difficulties of an increase of methods and procedures that could occur if each institution were to impose its own format on every institution with which it does business.
 
 Exchanging_EDI_data_with_Transaction Services_over_the Exchanging eB data with Transaction Services over the internet The DAAS GEX EDI supports SFTP, HTTPS, SMTP/MIME, and MQ to transport X12 transmission files over the internet and the NIPRNET. DAAS Data Delivery via a secured protocol and implementation of Firewalls throughout DoD, will require the customers assistance.If a customer requires an SFTP connection using the SFTP/SSH protocol, then this protocol is similar to FTP, but it uses encryption to secure the connection. The technical details are discussed: **in this document**Additional information about this protocol and implementations can be found at: **OpenSSH home page**This page describes the OpenSSH project, which provides an Open-Source implementation of the protocol. For commercial vendors that support the protocol there is a section on that page labeled 'Alternatives.'DLA DAAS requires that Public Key Authentication (PKA) be performed when DLA DAAS initiates the connection to the customers SSH/SFTP server. Password authentication is possible when your connection is made with a DLA DAAS server but is not preferred.You are referred to this discussion of Public Key Authentication for more information: Public Key AuthenticationDAAS has several SFTP IP addresses. While it is not required, programming one IP address as a primary and the other IP address as a backup should be considered to prevent loss of connectivity. We make every effort to ensure that we keep one of the two machines up at all times, but if you program a single address, you'll be unable to send in files while that machine is down for maintenance. Network Addresses for FTP DAAS has several IP addresses that you may use for FTP destinations. While it is not required, you should consider programming one IP address as a primary and the other IP address as a backup. We make every effort to ensure that we keep one of the two machines up at all times. If you program a single address, you'll be unable to send in files while that machine is down for maintenance. We prefer that you send your data to the Dayton, OH hub unless we have instructed you to do otherwise. SMTP Mail Destination DAAS has flexible support for transmission and receipt of eB data via SMTP. The data can be in the body of the message or as a MIME attachment. If you are interested in exchanging eB data via SMTP, please request sample transmissions by email to edi@dla.mil. AS/1 is not currently supported. HTTPS Transfers DAAS supports a form-based interface for sending and receiving files via HTTPS. The options here varied and are currently the subject of ongoing development and testing. We’ve found that it is fairly easy to interface using HTTPS with only a trivial CGI program. An interactive file-based dialog is available via HTTPS for uploading to DAAS. DAAS currently requires specific firewall rules to be applied locally to allow inbound HTTPS transmissions to our systems. Please contact edi@dla.mil for more information about this mode of communication. AS/2 is not currently supported, but DAAS is looking into this increasingly popular mode of communication. If you have a requirement for AS/2, please contact us at edi@dla.mil. Pushing/Pulling with FTP We support your pulling data from our servers or pushing data to our servers. By *push* we mean that for files coming to DAAS, the sending site will run its FTP client, log on with a username and password provided by DAAS and initiate placing data. By *pull* we mean that the receiving site will run its FTP client, log on with a username and password and initiate a retrieval. We also support pulling data from your server or pushing data to your server. IfDAASs is initiating the transmission, then DAAS will need to be provided with a user ID and password on the host at your site. If you wish to pull your files from DAAS, you should do so with an FTP GET or MGET command. After you pull the files, it is your responsibility to make sure that you have received them completely and then delete them. DAAS*cannot delete EDI files for users who pull.* Make sure that you only pull files whose names begin with the letter "D" followed by your site code. That way, you will not pull-down files that may reside in your directory for administrative or other purposes. In the following example, suppose that your site code is MGSC: FTP> mget DMGSC*.* After checking that your received everything. FTP> mdel DMGSC*.* FTP> quit Our DEBX system, where all new setups are performed, guarantees that no new files can come into the directory after you login, thus ensuring that the above procedure does not delete any files that have arrived after the mget and before the mdel command. File Naming Conventions DAAS prefers that you uniquely name every file that is sent to us. Likewise, DAAS' file transfer software will uniquely name files it sends to your site. Files that you send to us should be named as follows: I.jjj where is the 4-letter site code that we will assign to you. nnn is an arbitrary sequence number and jjj is the julian date.Example: IQBAX001.109 A technique most of our customers use is to transfer in their file with a "Z" as the first letter. After the transfer has successfully completed, the file is renamed, changing the first letter to "I". This way, we don't attempt to process a partial file that is doomed to fail. Example: SFTP> put our file ZQWER348.255 SFTP> rename ZQWER348.255 IQWER348.255 You can make the sequence numbers longer or shorter as you wish or use alphanumeric sequence numbers. The primary requirement is that the file names begin with the letter "I". File names are case-sensitive on our GEX system. We can support file names that begin with a lower case 'i' if required. We prefer this naming convention because it identifies the file as yours and contains elements to ensure a unique name. The better the name, the easier it is to find a file when a problem occurs. Other file naming conventions can be supported for special interfacing requirements, such as to MVS or AS/400 systems. The files we send to you will be named as follows: Dnnn.jjj where is your username on the DAAS computer, nnn is a sequence number which we generate, and jjj is the julian date. Generally, the DAAS FTP client software generates uppercase file names on UNIX systems. Example: DQXYZ002.109 Other file naming conventions for transmission can be supported for special interfacing requirements, such as data set names. ‘Site’ commands custom to your application can also be accommodated
 
 *External Link Disclaimer: The appearance of external hyperlinks to commercial value-added networks (VANs) does not constitute endorsement by the United States Department of Defense of the linked websites, or the information, products or services contained therein. For other than authorized activities, the United States Department of Defense does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. Such links provided are consistent with the stated purpose of this DoD website.* Inter-Connect for STERLING COMMERCE: **EDS *ELIT** Inter-Connect for LOREN DATA: **ICC** **SPRINT** **ADVANTIS** Please be advised: DAAS does not endorse any one of the VANS listed below or claim content responsibility.  Company Phone Numbers Email Location**2Is INC** COMM: (508) 850-7520FAX:  (508) 850-7521 glenn_house@2is-inc.com 75 West StreetWalpole, MA 02081ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS COMM: (800) 223-5424COMM:  (440) 779-5424FAX:  (440) 779-9462 sales@acsmail.com 25054 Lorain Rd.North Olmstead, OH 44070**ALI CORPORATION** COMM: (949) 464-9999 sams@alicorp.com 23535 Palomino Dr.Diamond Bar, CA 91765**BidLink.NET** COMM:  (866) 226-4488COMM:  (440) 377-5668FAX:  (440) 808-1844 headquarters@bidlink.net 29313 Clemens Road #2-AWestlake, OH 44145CAPTIVATOR SYSTEMS LLCSECTION SEVEN SOFTWARE  support@section-seven.com East Coast Office:12 SE 7th Street Suite 610Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301CAPTIVATOR SYSTEMS LLCSECTION SEVEN SOFTWARE COMM: 954-707-3733 support@section-seven.com West Coast Office:5267 Warner Ave #127Huntington Beach, CA 92647CONNOLLY CONSULTING COMM:  (404) 261-7800FAX:  (404) 261-9697  950 East Paces Ferry PlaceSuite 925, Atlanta, GA 30326**EASYLINK** COMM:  (800) 828-7115COMM:  (800) 828-3639Help Desk:  (800) 872-6711FAX:  (732) 352-7680 rhuntley@easylink.com 33 Knightsbridge Rd.Piscataway, NJ 08854GLOBAL EXCHANGE SERVICES (GXS) formerly GEIS COMM:  (800) 334-5669Help Desk:  (800) 334-2255 ext: 6816  100 Edison Park DriveGaithersburg, MD 20878GPAS INC. COMM:  (888) 334-5465FAX:  (516) 493-0613  201 Commack RoadCommack, New York 11725HONEYWELL CORPORATION COMM:  (410) 964-7738FAX:  (410) 964-7589 kenneth.krempin@honeywell.com 7000 Columbia Gateway Dr.Columbia, MD 21046IMAGINESTICS, LLC COMM: (765) 464-1700 Sales@imaginestics.com 3495 Kent Ave, Suite A100West Lafayette, IN 47906INOVIS COMM: (800) 367-4272FAX:  (404) 841-4364  1055 Lenox Park Blvd.Atlanta, GA 30319-5309INTERVAN COMM:  (888) 246-1777FAX:  (615) 360-7716 govediin@intervan.com 3325 Plus Park Blvd.Suite 101, Nashville, TN 37217KLEINSCHMIDT COMM:  (847) 945-1000FAX:  (847) 945-4619 sales@kleinschmidt.com 450 Lake Cook RoadDeerfield IL 60015-4619KNOWLEDGE FACILITATION GROUP, LLC COMM:  (855) 534-4748FAX:  (703) 594-8204 info@kfgisit.com 1750 Tysons Blvd Suite 1500McLean, VA 22102LAMBDA SUPPLY CORPORATION COMM:  (323) 469-4560FAX:  (323) 938-4112 sales@lamlinks.com 560 No. Larchmont BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90004LIAISON TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. CONUS:  (866) 830-3600 Option 4OCONUS:  (770) 850-6963FAX:  (770) 829-2361  3157 Royal Drive Suite 200Alpharetta, GA 30022LION-VALLEN INDUSTRIES (LVI) COMM:  (937) 415-29047COMM:  (937) 913-5660 CRoberts@lionprotects.com 7200 Poe Avenue Suite 400Dayton, OH 45414LOREN DATA COMM:  (800) 745-6736COMM:  (813) 426-3355FAX:  (813) 298-0356 Sales@ld.com P.O. Box 600Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785MIL-PAC Network Services COMM:  (760) 788-3030COMM:  (760) 788-3779 info@milpac.com 1672 Main StreetSuite 254, Ramona, CA 92065NSN-NOW COMM:  (631) 847-3504 info@nsn-now.com 8200 Republic Airport Hangar 43Farmingdale, NY 11735nuBridges COMM:  (770) 730-3600TOLL FREE:  (800) 251-4930SUPPORT:(866) 830-3600 iinfo@nubridges.com support@nubridges.com plockart@nubridges.com 1000 Abernathy RoadBuilding 400 / Suite 250Atlanta, GA 30328ODYSSEY RFID, LLC COMM:  (859) 449-7068FAX:(815) 8301-3900 james.lusk@odysseyrfid.com 7059 Production CourtFlorence, KY 41042**PRIME VENDOR, INC.** COMM:  (800) 746-9554FAX:  (800) 746-8307 ediservices@prime-vendor.com burney@prime-vendor.com 4608 Cedar AvenueSuite #106, Wilmington, NC 28403-4429**RAINBOW DATA SYSTEMS INC.** COMM:  (937) 431-8000FAX:  (937) 431-8090 info@rainbowdata.com support@rainbowdata.com 2358 Lakeview DriveSuite A, Beavercreek, OH 45431-2569**SIMPLIX** COMM:  (800) 746-7549COMM:  (248) 740-8150FAX:  (248) 740-8180 sales@edi.com 2925 Bond StraightRochester Hills, MI 48309**SOFTSHARE** COMM:  (800) 346-6703FAX:  (805) 882-2599 sales@sshare.com 2241 Stanwood Dr.Santa Barbara, CA 93103**SPS Commerce, Inc.** COMM:  (888) 739-3232  333 South Seventh Street Suite 1000Minneapolis, MN 55402STERLING COMMERCE COMM:  (800) 876-9627COMM:  (614) 793-7322FAX:  (614) 793-7092 vickie_amirault@stercomm.com 4600 Lakehurst CourtDublin, OH 43017TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS, INC. COMM:  (858) 431-8133FAX:  (858) 431-2644 tec@rfqnet.com PO Box 1880631725 Geranium St.Carlsbad, CA 92009TPS, INC. COMM:  (800) 346-6459FAX: (415) 883-3754  385 Bol Marin Keys Blvd.Novato, CA 94949TRANSETTLEMENTS, INC. COMM:  (800) 432-6428COMM:  (404) 996-8109FAX:  (404) 996-8305  1745 Phoenix Rd., Suite 150Atlanta, GA 30349DiCENTRAL COMM:  (281) 480-1121 ext: 113 mneadeau@dicentral.com 1199 NASA PrkwyHouston, Tx 77058ECOM (Inter-Connect for STERLING COMMERCE) COMM:  (240) 498-0040 k.mohan@ecomtoday.com 12330 Perry Highway, Suite 200Wexford, PA 15090**TRUE COMMERCE, INC.** (Inter-Connect for STERLING COMMERCE) COMM:  (724) 940-5520 ext: 309FAX:  (412) 586-2240 nrdomhoff@truecommerce.com 12330 Perry Highway, Suite 200Wexford, PA 15090
 DAAS Applications
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            DAMES - DAAS Automated Message Exchange System
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                Send/receive logistics transactions and narrative text using SFTP via Internet.
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            DAAS DDN File Format (DDN)
                Applications
                Helps organizations develop file and segment headers in support of passing transactions.
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            DLA Integrated Email Logistics (DIELOG)
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                Send and receive Military Standard Logistic System (MILS) transactions, via the Electronic Mail System.
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            DOD Activity Address Directory (DoDAAD or DAASINQ/eDAASINQ)
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                Address data for Military Services, Federal Agencies, and Civil Agencies through a Simple Search (DAASINQ) or Advanced Search (eDAASINQ).
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            DAAS Single Gateway (DSG)
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                Provides access to a web query page used to track and verify the status of EDI transactions.
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            FUNDCODE/Web Fund Code (DAAS)
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                Access for changes to DLMS and revisions for SFIS (Supply/Finance).
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            Global Exchange (GEX)
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                Provides access for DAAS customers to apply for automated machine-to-machine accounts.
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            Logistics Data Gateway (LDG)
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                DOD level utility providing web access to the current and historical data that flows through DAAS.
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            Logistics Reports (Log Reports / LIDS / Log RPTS)
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                Log Reports including Priority Designators, LIDS, MILSBILLS, MILSTEP, LMARS and Publications.
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            Logistics Metrics Analysis Reporting System (LMARS/CWT)
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                Maintains logistics pipeline information for all wholesale items at Transaction Services.
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            Military Assistance Program Address Directory (MAPAD)
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                Addresses for releasing FMS and MAP Grant Aid shipments.
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            MILSBILLS INQUIRY (MILSINQ)
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                Interrogate/display MILSBILLS and MOV and generate retransmittal requests on-line.
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            PROJECTCODE Management System (PCMS)
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                Authoritative source for Category C & D project codes.
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            SFTP/PKI/Machine Accounts/Web Services
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                Public Key Infrastructure for machine-to-machine account owners.
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            Logistics On-Line Tracking System (WEBLOTS/LOTS)
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                DAAS relational database system portraying the life cycle of a logistics transaction.
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            DOD Web Supply Discrepancy Reporting (WebSDR)
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                An application that supports DLMS implementation of SDR procedures.
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            Web Visual Logistics Info Processing System (WEBVLIPS)
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                Track requisitions and reports of excess in the DOD pipeline.
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 EDI DLA Supply Centers  Supply Center Name Phone Number EmailDLA Energy Craig Lockard (703) 767-8663 Craig.Lockard@desc.dla.milDLA Troop Support General and Industrial Rick Fitzgerald (215) 737-2130 Richard.Fitzgerald@dla.milDLA Land and Maritime Shawn Schartiger (614) 692-1057 ecedi@dscc.dla.milDLA Aviation Floyd Moore (804) 279-4433 Floyd.Moore@dla.milDLA Aviation Dewey Herst (804) 279-3199 Dewey.Herst@dla.mil  EB Contacts We recommend sending an email to the eB group at:   edi@dla.mil  Office Phone Number DSN Phone NumbereB Help Desk (Open 24 Hours) (614) 692-6672 (312) 850-6672eB Help Desk (Normal Business Hours) (614) 692-6672 (312) 850-6672  PKI Contacts  DoD Agency Phone Number EmailNational Guard ARNG Please contact ARMY SET-D Helpdesk for Information Not applicable**USAF Help Desk** Not applicable Not applicableUSMC Help Desk Not applicable Not applicableUSN (866) 843-6624  (800) 304-4636 Not applicableDISA Global Service Desk(for technical assistance) 844-347-2457 disa.global.servicedesk.mbx.dla-ticket-request@mail.mil  External PKI Contacts  Company Phone Number**ORC** (800) 816-5548**IdenTrust** (866) 299-3335**VeriSign** (650) 426-5115 * Contractors employed by DoD must check with their contract points of contact for PKI certificate requirements
 Frequently Asked Questions
 Yes. RFQ's from the Navy Electronic Commerce Office (NECO) are available on request.
 
 Transaction Services has translation & mapping software for most eB standards, including all versions of X12. Transaction Services provides translation services for those customers who desire it. If the requirement for significant resources must be applied to a mapping project, then it is based on standard hourly rates.
 
 No. Transaction Services' eB customers include the Defense Logistics Agency, all of the Military Services/Agencies, the Administrative Office of the US Courts, and others. If you're interested in obtaining services from Transaction Services for your federal or state government activity, contact  edi@dla.mil for more information.
 
 You can use anything that is supported by the standards and is acceptable to your trading partner(s) and the VANs. Transaction Services imposes no restrictions.
 
 Yes. Transaction Services will encrypt or decrypt data for VANs and/or DoD/DLAl clients. We currently support PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) the most widely used public key encryption scheme currently available--and the proprietary Compress encryption software.  Transaction Services, also, supports HTTPS for delivery of transactions.
 
 Contact the eB Program Manager at   edi@dla.mil  Be prepared to provide information regarding the communication regimes that you support, and instructions on how to process connections. If you expect to exchange files with Transaction Services using FTP, be prepared to provide a username, password and IP address that we can program into our file transfer software. Also, please read our pages on **Host Systems and file naming conventions**
 
 The median time required to move an interchange through the system and deliver to a VAN is 15 minutes. The median time required to deliver an interchange to a mailbox on our own VAN is 5 minutes. We are connected to many VANs via dedicated circuits. Median delivery times to these VANs are about 10 minutes. For VANs we reach via dial-up BISYNC, the normal transfer time for an interchange is closer to 20 minutes.  Transaction Services is currently converting all BISYNC customers to FTP protocol for better and faster communications.
 
 Transaction Services is a data communications center for the buying centers of DoD/DLA. In essence, we perform like the post office median in routing transactions to the proper destination(s). Potential new customers will need to contact the various DoD/DLA procurement centers that purchase goods and services to establish a business relationship at the supply centers as an eB trading partner. From our website see the url link for EDI Defense Logistics Supply Centers
 
 The eB standards that Transaction Services can process include X12, XML, UDF's and IDOC. Currently, most Transaction Services eB customers use X12. All X12 versions from 2002 are supported.
 
 SFTP across the NIPRNET/INTERNET.
 SFTP across a dedicated circuit.
 HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) provides authentication of the web site and server providing bidirectional encryption communications between client and server.
 SMTP (MIME) across the NIPRNET/INTERNET and dedicated circuits.
 
 The Transaction Services eB hubs run on HP N-Class platforms connected to a high-speed Storage Area Network (SAN). The Defense Global Exchange (GEX) Hub software runs on a UNIX operating system and utilizes Mercator as the translation/mapping engine,
 
 All ASC X12 approved transaction sets.  Transactions must conform to X12 syntax and contain all required elements.
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