XOmail is suited for use in tactical scenarios as a result of functions tailored to this kind of use and other functions that proves to be useful

• Functions for Low Bandwidth networks

  • Use of the "P_Mul" protocol specified in STANAG 4406 Annex E (tactical profile), provides data compression and a reduced protocol overhead while maintaining full compatibility with the ordinary STANAG 4406

  • Compact encoding of protocol elements by usage of Packed Encoding Rules (PER) and/or compression of the APDUs.

  • Reduction of the communication overhead used by the OSI lower layers.
     

• Moving with Step-Up unit
  A synchronized standby unit an move to a new position and take over control when operation has been established. The previous master unit becomes the standby unit and can move. It can be synchronized once it has established operation.
   

• Standalone Journal Clients
  All kinds of Journal operations can be performed even if the Client is not connected to a server. The connection to the server may be temporarily lost due to network problems, or the user may choose to work off-line.
   

• Restrict traffic by automatically setting limits

  • Precedence limits

  • Security label range

  • Use of Attachments

  • Allowed SICs
     

• Simplified setup and configuration
  Configuration Manager applications allows for efficient setup of larger number of computers by generating Installation Profiles to be used for setting up the individual computers.
   

• Other functions
  There are a number of other functions that can be used to simplify operation in a tactical scenario, e.g. tailored and simplified Menus, alternative routing, powerful supervision and administration, etc.