| Server |
| Platform/OS: |
Windows 2003/XP/2000 (latest service packs recommended)
IIS web server |
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Linux (RedHat 9.0 / Fedora FC2);
Apache web server |
| Database: |
MySQL Server 4.1.xx or later;
MySQL Admin 1.4 or later; |
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We recommend to have both, HTTP server and MySQL server on the same physical hardware. This will minimize network load, increase performance and stability. |
| PHP: |
Version 4.0 and above; |
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< 10 Users, < 1000 Test Cases |
10+ Users, 2000+ Test Cases |
| CPU: |
800 MHz |
1+ GHz, 2 CPUs or dual-core recommended, dedicated server preferred |
| Memory: |
512 MB |
1+ GB |
| Hard Drive: |
40+ GB |
60+ GB |
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No need for SCSI drives. ATA133, SATA work just fine. You may want to make a RAID array for even better performance and redundancy. In any case, from time to time, you should perform disk clean-up, defragmentation, and disk check after a power failure. |
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Two LAN cards may be required if you plan to allow access from the Internet using separate port or to load-ballance this server. |
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| Client |
| Platform/OS: |
Windows, Linux, MAC, SUN Solaris, HP |
| Browsers: |
Internet Explorer 5.0+ (IE 6.0+ recommended);
Mozilla, Firefox, Gecko, etc.
Also tested with AOL 8.0 & 9.0;
(Any browser supporting HTML 4.0, JavaScript1.2, cookies, and frames should work. We recommend using latest versions and service packs.)
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| Display: |
1024x768 or higher (1280x1024 recommended) |