| Component |
Workstation |
Server |
| Operating System |
· Windows ® 95 with IE 4.01 SP2
· Windows ® 98 with IE 4.01 SP2
· Windows ® NT ® Workstation
with Service Pack 6a or higher
· Windows ® 2000 Professional
with SP2 or higher and a patch
to disable opportunistic locking
· Windows ® XP with latest service
pack and opportunistic locking
disabled
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Note: XP Home Edition is not supported in a domain environment.
|
· Windows ® NT ® Server 4.0 with
Service Pack 6a or higher
· Windows ® 2000 Server or
Advanced Server with SP2 or higher
and a patch to
disable opportunistic
locking
· NetWare ® 4.x with Support Pack 7
or higher
· NetWare ® 5 with Support Pack 2
or higher
· Microsoft ® Peer to Peer Networking
with Y2K updates
Note: NetBEUI is the preferred protocol for Microsoft ® networking. TCP/IP can be used
under certain configurations. NWLink IPX is not supported.
|
| Processor |
Personal Computer with Pentium III or higher
|
Server Computer with Pentium III or higher
|
Hard Drive &
Disk Space |
· IDE, EIDE, or SCSI technology
· 50 MB of available disk space
Note: 75 MB of available disk space needed during the installation process.
|
· SCSI technology or faster
performing technology
· A blank database accompanied
by the necessary support files
(graphics, reports)
requires 10 MB
of available disk space. Server
databases and archived data will
grow. Additional disk space is
recommended for client installation
and client update files.
Minimum
recommended available disk
space is 300 MB.
|
| RAM |
· Minimum 128 MB
|
· Minimum 256 MB.
|
| Network Card |
· Auto-sensing 10/100
|
· Auto-sensing 10/100
|
| Video & Monitor |
· 800x600 screen resolution with
256K colours (super VGA)
|
· n/a
|
| Pointing Device |
· A mouse or other compatible
pointing device.
|
· A mouse or other compatible
pointing device.
|
| CD-ROM |
· 1 networked workstation must
have a CD-ROM
|
· Required
|
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