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Hardware Specifications
From an architecture standpoint, the License 2000 back office application consists of a single
database server, while the front end MyLicense application consists of two system components:
1) the MyLicense Web server, and 2) the MyLicense database server. The table below describes
the function of each component.
Component
License 2000 Database Server
MyLicense Web Server
MyLicense Database Server
Description
This is the database server that contains all of the licensing,
accounting, person, complaint and other related data for License
2000. It runs on a variety of OS and database platforms
including Windows 2000, NT, Solaris, IBM AIX, HP Unix,
This is the Web server that actually contains the MyLicense
application code. It runs on a Microsoft Windows 2000 server
with IIS and Dot.Net and typically resides in the DMZ of state
networks. It uses Web Services (SOAP) to request and present
data from the MyLicense database. Additionally, this server
host services that move data between MyLicense and License
2000 (or other back office system). It utilizes industry standard
XML, SOAP and Web Services to perform these tasks.
This is the data store for MyLicense. It is a Windows 2000
server. The MyLicense database is a subset of the data that
exists in License 2000.
Hardware Specifications
License 2000 and MyLicense require certain hardware and software components to support the
implementation. The servers are sized based on the requirements of each project. The table below
identifies the recommended minimum equipment configurations.
System Component
Server Hardware
Sever Software
License 2000
Database Server
800 MHz /512K
Pentium III (Single
Processor)
512MB SDRAM
Redundant Power
RAID 5
Tape Backup Drive
MS SQL Server 7.0
or higher
Oracle 7.0-8.3
MyLicense Web
Server
Pentium III 800 MHz
processors, 512MB
RAM, and RAID-5
disk storage.
Microsoft Internet
Information Server
(IIS)
MyLicense Database
Server
Pentium III 800 MHz
processors, 512MB
RAM, and RAID-5
disk storage.
MS SQL Server 7.0 or
higher
Oracle 7.0-8.3
The following is the recommended workstation configuration for License 2000:
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Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
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266 MHz Pentium II (or equiv.) CPU
128 MB RAM
Network access
Microsoft Word 97 SR-1/2000
150 MB available Hard Disk space
Color monitor