FAQs
For product specific questions please visit the following FAQs:
GoAnywhere Director FAQ
GoAnywhere Services FAQ
GoAnywhere Director FAQ
GoAnywhere Services FAQ
What is GoAnywhere?
GoAnywhere is an innovative solution for automating data retrieval, translation, encryption, compression and distribution for the enterprise. With GoAnywhere's intuitive interface and comprehensive functionality, you can easily streamline and secure the exchange of data with your customers, trading partners and internal servers.
Which platforms can GoAnywhere install to?
The GoAnywhere products can be installed onto Windows, Linux (SUSE, Red Hat, Ubuntu), IBM i (iSeries), IBM p (AIX), IBM z (Mainframe), UNIX (AIX, HP-UX, Solaris), and Mac OS X platforms.
Do I need to load any software on my PC?
No. All GoAnywhere functions are server-centric.
Can GoAnywhere be considered as a Managed File Transfer (MFT) solution?
Absolutely. GoAnywhere is a comprehensive and secure MFT solution. One of the core benefits of GoAnywhere is its ability to automate and manage file transfers including database transfers, FTP and Secure FTP transfers, HTTP(S) transfers, sending AS2 messages and email transfers. Transfers can be executed and controlled from a centralized GoAnywhere installation with detailed logging and auditing reports.
Can you provide me with reference accounts?
We would be happy to provide you with the contact information for some customers that are using GoAnywhere.
How long has Linoma Software been in business?
Linoma Software has provided products to the marketplace for over 16 years. Our products are being used by over 3,000 customers around the world.
What are Linoma Software's support hours?
Linoma Software provides toll-free and email support from 7am to 6pm (CDT), Monday through Friday. On-line support is also provided on this Web site. Emergency (off-hours) support is available to customers who are on active maintenance agreements. Contact your sales representative to get a copy of Linoma's support policy.
GoAnywhere can be installed onto IBM i, Windows, Linux (SUSE, Red Hat, Ubuntu), UNIX (AIX, HP-UX, Solaris), and Mac OS X platforms. IBM i is also referred to as iSeries, as400, as/400 and i5.
