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Overview of the Typical Microsoft Windows® Server 2003, Server 2000, Windows NT 4.0® Client/Server Environment:

The following diagram presents a typical Client/Server Environment for the NT:




DATASERVER PLATFORM
The Three-Tier Upgrade Process for Multiview Client/Server
The upgrade of the MULTIVIEW CLIENT/SERVER software is typically a 3-tier upgrade process, performed separately, sequentially on each of the three tiers.

3-Tier Upgrade Process

Dataserver Upgrade

Upgrade Multiview Dataserver Software
File Server Upgrade
Re-Install Multiview File Server Software
Client Workstation Upgrade
Un-Install/Install CS DAVE Software


Server Requirements for Multiview Client/Server
The Multiview Client/Server product consists of the following server-side products:
-Microsoft Windows Server NT 4.0, Server 2000 or Server 2003
-TCP/IP Protocol is required
-Oracle Server Version 9.2.0.3.0
-Oracle Reports 6i Runtime
-Oracle Enterprise Manager
-Multiview Client/Server Executables

Disk Space Requirements:
Applications:Disk Space Required (MB):
NT 4.0 Server, MS Server 2000, MS Server 20031024
Oracle 9.2.0.3.0 Server2000
Oracle Reports 6i Runtime100
Multiview Client/Server Server Executables60
Multiview Client/Server Client Forms100
Multiview Client/Server Demo Database1500
Temporary Build/Work Space1000
Archive Logs - Backups4 X Database size


Server Requirements:

Recommended Minimums:
-Dual Pentium ® PIII, ® PIV, or ® XEON processors at 800 MHz or higher
-RAID 5, RAID 0, or RAID 1 - Recommend 3 Disks, 18GB or higher
-1GB. RAM, depending on number of users
-CD-ROM


Client Workstation Requirements:

Recommended Minimums:
Microsoft Windows 98
Windows NT 4.0, 2000 or XP
- Pentium ® II-600 or higher- Pentium ® II-600 or higher
- 256MB RAM or higher- 256MB RAM or higher
- 8 GB HD- 8 GB HD
- TCP/IP- TCP/IP


Disclaimer:
- Multiview recommends a stand-alone server be used strictly for Multiview Client/ Server and Oracle only. Other systems or loads placed on the same server may adversely affect overall system performance of Multiview's products and applications.
- Specific system hardware requirements are highly dependent on the size of the user community (concurrent users) as well as the transaction volumes.

Notes 1 to 3:
1. Database size is dependent on anticipated transaction volume as well as converted legacy data.
2. Dual processor servers are highly recommended as this allows for the parallel query option of the Oracle8i Server to be utilized.
3. The use of RAID level 5 allows for fault tolerance with a minimum of redundancy while also obtaining a performance gain through striping data over multiple physical volumes.