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The heartland help desk should have the answer. they do understand how Exchange works with Aloha. but let me give it a shot. Use the visanet configuration and chsck ssl Add the following line under the visanet section of the Aloha. ini IPHost=httpsprod.secureexchange.net

Use Visanet. If they are using high speed for processing you have to add a line to the EDC.INI for the IP Host It would be on the configuration sheet

I don't believe any version of Aloha masks all numbers. However, in order to be compliant with Visa Cisp you need to be on version 5.315 or higher. http://aloharadiant.com/cisp.htm

copy the itm.dbf from a previous day.

the version of 5.3 you are using has a bug. Upgrading to version 5.336 or higher will fix the problem.

copy the translog from one of the working terminals back to the server and refresh data. This is a gamble. It will either work or crash the entire system. It has worked 9 out of ten times for me.

I don't believe there is a reroute by job code option. However, what you can do is create seperate menus and job groups for each of the job codes and reroute the menus. you can also reroute printing by terminal. this comes in handy when you have 2 bars on 2 different floors or rooms.

Make sure you have run the regrind utility on any dated folders.if this is in a lab just delete all the old days if you don't need them. That could help.

RBS lynk , Heartland payment systems and anyone that can use Visanet(Vital) as the processing format

I have seen version 6.1 just come out

Yes ,Aloha has a program called gift certificate manager. It is an add-on to the system. It is not as feature rich as Aloha E-card but it does what you are looking for. They also have a frequent buyer and delivery program. They charge a one time fee and it is loaded onto your server.