Beyond ARM
Requirements (On-Premise)
Server, backups, workstations and network
support responsibility
DAKCS Software
Systems (DAKCS) support resources will provide application and support
assistance on only DAKCS provided software and services. It is the Customers
responsibility to have in place appropriate in-house or outsourced resources to
provide hardware, printer, network, and workstation support. DAKCS support
resources will work closely with these resources to identify any hardware,
workstation, or network issues that may inhibit the proper operation of the
Beyond ARM application, but in no event is DAKCS responsible for directly
supporting this infrastructure. Customer shall be responsible for data backup
and to periodically test the backup system to ensure that it is functioning
properly. In no event shall DAKCS Software Systems be responsible for failed
backup or loss of data due to lack of proper backups.
Beyond ARM workstation requirements
- Windows 10 Professional (32 or 64-bit)
- Latest .NET Framework
- 4 Gb Min RAM, 8 Gb recommended
- 160+ Gb HDD
- Minimum graphics resolution 1024 x 768, 1280 x 1024 recommended
- 100 Mbit network connection
- Windows Security Essentials for anti-virus installed
- Windows Updates turned on
Beyond ARM server and peripheral requirements
- Operating System:
- RHEL 8 is end-of-life May 31, 2029
- Rocky Linux 8 end-of-life May 2029
- CPU: Intel Xeon CPUs – 2.5GHz + recommended (AMD equivalent okay)
- 1 – 36 Users – 2 Cores, 8Gb RAM
- 37 – 72 Users – 4 Cores, 16Gb RAM
- 72 + Users – 8 Cores, 8Gb RAM + 4Gb for every 20 Users
- Storage: Disk Array – RAID 1, 5, 6, or 10, SCSI or SATA-II 10k RPM, 160+ GB
- Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS)
Backup Device Recommendations
- Network Attached Storage (NAS) with Gigabit LAN connection OR
- USB 3.0 Backup Drive attached directly to the server
- Appropriate controls to restore the underlying infrastructure in the event of a hardware failure such as backup recovery disks and an industry-standard backup solution
Specific data to backup
While full system backups will be the most complete, critical application data exists in the following server directories:
- /u
- /usr/cmail
- /etc/setdakcsenv
- /etc/imsrc