ARINC AviNet Mail

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AviNet Mail is a messaging service for IATA Type B messaging. It enables users to send and receive messages in various formats, including SMS, FAX, Type B, and ICAO format. Users can access AviNet Mail through the web interface, desktop client, or through trusted SMTP.

Key Features

  • Send and receive messages in various formats

  • Web interface, desktop client, and trusted SMTP access

  • Secure communication with SSL encryption

  • 24/7 customer support

  • Message archival for six months

  • Customizable templates for various message types

  • Contact list and distribution list functionality

  • Message storage up to 50MB

  • Double signature support

  • Message priority options

Pages: 11 ARINC AviNet Mail FAQ

Brand: ARINC Category: Email clients Size: 450 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

How do I send a Type B IATA teletype message to a SITA user?

ARINC and SITA have a gateway that allows delivery across both networks.

Can I use SMTP/POP3 and HTTPS at the same time?

Yes, STMP (push)/POP3 (pull) and HTTPS may be used at the same time. Both are included with the mailbox.

What is the redundancy for AviNet Mail?

ARINC replicates data real-time onto a mirrored system.

What type of connection do I need for AviNet Mail?

The internet connection can be either via 3G, Wireless or ADSL to use AviNet Mail. The medium of the connection is not critical.

How secure is AviNet Mail?

AviNet Mail is SSL encrypted between the user's workstation and the AviNet Mail server. Our mail server is firewall protected and is linked directly to ARINC's fully managed private network.

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How can I activate or use a message preview feature in AviNet Mail?

AviNet Mail does not explicitly detail a dedicated 'message preview' function. However, messages can be accessed and viewed through several alternative methods: AviNet Mail supports IMAP for full access to online folders, its web interface includes an off-line message reader for saving messages as ZIP or HTML files for local viewing, and the AviNet Mail Desktop Client allows users to download messages to their local hard drive.

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