System Requirements - Distributed Edition Admin Server
This section lists the minimum system requirements for installing and working with EventLog Analyzer Admin Server.
Hardware Requirements
To install in 32 bit machine
The minimum hardware requirements for EventLog Analyzer to start running are listed below.
- 1 GHz, 32-bit (x86) Pentium Dual Core processor or equivalent
- 2 GB RAM
- 5 GB Hard disk space for the product
To install in 64 bit machine
The minimum hardware requirements for EventLog Analyzer to start running are listed below.
- 2.80 GHz, 64-bit (x64) Xeon® LV processor or equivalent
- 2 GB RAM
- 5 GB Hard disk space for the product
EventLog Analyzer is optimized for 1024x768 monitor resolution and above.
Operating System Requirements
EventLog Analyzer can be installed and run on the following operating systems (both 32 Bit and 64 Bit architecture) and versions:
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Windows®
- Windows 2012 Server
- Windows 2008 Server
- Windows 2003 Server
- Windows 2000 Server
- Windows 8
- Windows 7
- Windows 2000
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
- Windows NT
Linux
- Linux - RedHat RHEL
- Linux - Mandrake
- Linux - Mandriva
- Linux - SuSE
- Linux - Fedora
- Linux - CentOS
- Linux - Ubuntu
- Linux - Debian
VMware
Supported Web Browsers
EventLog Analyzer has been tested to support the following browsers and versions:
- Internet Explorer 8 and later
- Firefox 4 and later
- Chrome 8 and later
Recommended System Setup
Apart from the System Requirements, the following setup would ensure optimal performance from EventLog Analyzer Admin Server.
- Run EventLog Analyzer Admin Server on a separate, dedicated PC or server. The software is resource-intensive, and a busy processor may cause problems in connecting Managed servers.
- Use the MySQL pre-bundled with EventLog Analyzer that runs on port 33335. You need not start another separate instance of MySQL.
- If Centralized Archive is enabled, EventLog Analyzer transfers all the files from Managed Server to Admin Server using Secure Copy (SCP). SCP is based on SSH. Ensure SSH is available in the server machine.
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