Monetra 8.7.0 has been released and is available for immediate upgrade.
Support Advisories
SpeedLine Support
The SpeedLine Support team is a collection of in-house POS experts that are available 365 days a year to serve your point-of-sale needs.
Recent Advisories
Monetra 8.7.0 Available (Security Fix)
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Mar 28, 2018 2:30:00 PM
Topics: Monetra Updates, PCI
PCI Compliance Notice Regarding SpeedWeb and Apache Server
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Mar 26, 2018 2:21:07 PM
As mentioned in a Support Advisory last month, in SpeedLine 7.2 R800 and later, SpeedWeb is no longer hosted by Apache Server, but instead by Microsoft IIS, which is automatically updated by Windows.
SpeedLine 7.2 R801 Available Now
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Mar 5, 2018 3:35:46 PM
SpeedLine 7.2 R801 is now available. This is a PCI-required upgrade for SpeedWeb customers.
Topics: SpeedLine Releases, PCI, SpeedWeb
SpeedWeb Users - Read Before You Upgrade to 7.2 R800+
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Feb 23, 2018 2:41:06 PM
In SpeedLine 7.2 R800, released earlier this month, SpeedWeb is hosted by Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) instead of Apache.
Topics: SpeedLine Releases, SpeedWeb
SpeedLine 7.2 Release 800 is available now
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Feb 1, 2018 3:55:23 PM
Hello all,
Topics: SpeedLine Releases, SpeedWeb
SpeedLine 7.2 Release 703 is available now
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Dec 29, 2017 4:22:10 PM
Hello all,
Topics: SpeedLine Releases, Monetra Updates, PCI, SpeedWeb
Monetra 8.6.5 is Available (Security Fix)
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Dec 15, 2017 1:25:09 PM
Monetra 8.6.5 released [security]
Topics: Monetra Updates, PCI
SpeedLine 7.2 Release 702 is available
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Dec 1, 2017 12:28:55 PM
A new release of SpeedLine 7.2 Release 702 is available.
Topics: SpeedLine Releases, PCI, SpeedWeb
Monetra 8.6.3 Released.
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Oct 31, 2017 10:37:43 AM
Monetra 8.6.3 released
Topics: Monetra Updates
Ubiquiti Access Point Patch for WPA2 Vulnerability
Posted by SpeedLine Support on Oct 16, 2017 5:03:44 PM
Today, a vulnerability was published about WPA2 encrypted networks, the most commonly recommended encryption method available to protect Wi-Fi devices.
Topics: Security
