Gateway Transition – Reduction of Capacity for Current National Government Services CEDI Gateway Dial-up Users

CEDI Trading Partners may begin to experience a busy signal when attempting to connect to the CEDI Gateway using a direct dial-up connection option. The capacity for direct dial-up connection options to the CEDI Gateway will be reduced again on Sunday, March 27, 2011. The reduction is due to the Network Service Vendor migration project, which mandates that all providers who currently utilize dial-up and Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) File Transfer Protocol (FTP) must switch to a Network Service Vendor (NSV) for their secured connection.

CEDI Trading Partners who have not migrated to a Network Service Vendor may experience a busy signal with their dial-up service as a result of this reduction. We encourage all trading partners to move to a Network Service Vendor solution as quickly as possible to avoid this situation.

As a Reminder
As of May 1, 2011, these direct connections and protocols to the National Government Services CEDI Gateway will no longer be supported by National Government Services.

The National Government Services approved NSVs are listed below and can also be found on the CEDI Web site www.NGSCEDI.com under Telecommunications.

Ability (VisionShare) Web Site: www.abilitynetwork.com Phone: 888-895-2649 E-mail: sales@abilitynetwork.com	ClaimShuttle Web Site: www.claimshuttle.com Phone: 602-439-2525 E-mail: info@claimshuttle.com
McKesson CareBridge Web Site: www.carebridge.net Phone: 888-663-6250	Cortex EDI, Inc. Web Site: www.CortexEDI.com Customer Service: 800-485-5977
MedXpress Web Site: http://www.medxpressclaims.com/ Phone: 877-624-3250	ECC Technologies Web Site: http://www.ecctec.com/ Phone: 585-377-1850
Nebo Systems, Inc. Web Site: http://www.nebo.com/ Phone: 630-916-8818	IVANS Web Site: http://www.ivans.com/ Phone: 800-548-2690

Post Date 03/23/11

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