Server requirements depend on many factors, such as number of users, frequency of commits and other server related operations, repository size, and the load generated by custom repository hooks. When using Apache, it is likely that Apache itself will be the biggest factor in memory usage. See this discussion on the mailing list for some concrete answers.

Please see "where to start" on the building ns web page: http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ns-build.html#start.

The answer depend on what GRBackPro version you have installed. Version 5.x run on both Windows Workstation and Windows Server. Version 6.x has two different licenses: A Single User license for installation on Windows Workstation and a Server license for installation on a Windows Server. If you backup from a Windows Server edition then a Server license should be used for 4-5 users. If your server handle more users you need a Site license. This license has been created to handle companies.

You need a TTL<->RS232 level adapter using for example the MAX232 chip. Search the Web for the phone pinout, circuit diagrams, and building instructions.

We recommend at least a Pentium processor with 64-512 Meg of RAM running Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/ XP/VISTA. The hard drive required depends on the size of your collection. Plan on 2.5 Megs per 1,000 items and approximately 1 Meg per 250 patrons. A CDROM drive is needed for program installation. The printer must be a single-sheet type such as an ink jet or laser printer. If you plan to use bar code scanning in PC Card Catalog, you will need a scanner that emulates keyboard entry.

Any system capable of running Gnome 2, KDE 3.2, Windows 2000, Mac OS X and later versions should be able to run GIMP. GIMP's biggest appetite is for memory and how much you will need will depend on the how many images you are working with, their resolution, size, the number of layers you use and so on. As a general rule, more is better, but 128MB should be enough to be getting started with.

Any computer that can successfully run JediKnight should be capable of running the core release and all subsequent releases. It has been developed on a Pentium 233 MMX with 32 mb Ram. It was seen running in 3D accelerated mode on an ATI 3D Rage II and Monster 3D II 8 mb video card setup with no problems.

No. The Music Server software can play music through any Movie Player as well as through Music Players. You do not need any additional hardware to enjoy music with your Kaleidescape System once it is running the Music Server software.

VMware Server inherits hardware support from the host Windows or Linux operating system, and consequently, it can be deployed on any hardware supported by those operating systems. For detailed specification, refer to the VMware Server datasheet .

The server should run on anything that has Sys V shared memory and a good amount of CPU power. Good net connections are essential if you want lots of players. Please get the permission of your sysadmins before setting up a server. There is one ex-server-admin who is currently being criminally prosecuted for running a netrek server on a government machine. No joke.

GRAPHICS: 32 MB DirectX 9.x compatible 3D graphics cards (Supported Chipsets: nVidia GeForce 3TI/4TI/FX--GeForce MX not supported--and ATI Radeon 8500/9xxx or higher. Pixel Shader 1.1 required)

None. There is no special hardware or software investment with an Excerpo® Storefront. Your online store will be hosted on our best-in-class servers.

Any regular PC running Windows (equipped with Cygwin) or Linux. Our gateway runs on a computer with a fixed IP address, but it may be possible to make it work with dynamic DNS as well, although we have never tried that.

While CrimeStar's absolute minimum specifications are very modest, we recommend that your computer be at least a Pentium 650Mhz. (or equivalent) and have at least 128 Megabytes of RAM and 400 Megabytes of available disk space. Because CrimeStar is a database application you will likely require several hundred megabytes of free disk space to store your data.

Yes, you have to have some form of X server (unless you're running Windows, of course). It needs an X server for image processing, and for font manipulation. However, if you wish to run in batch mode, you can run with a special, frame-buffer-less X server called Xvfb, which doesn't require a graphics card or mess with your screen: Xvfb :1 -screen 0 10x10x8 -pixdepths 1 & gimp --display :1.0 --no-interface --batch "commands" ..

You should verify that your computer has the minimum hardware and software requirements. Required software may be downloaded free from the Internet. Additional requirements for a given course may be specified by your instructor.

While there is no converter available from Microsoft that will migrate source code from CVS or Subversion, ComponentSoftware (not affiliated with Microsoft) is offering CS-Converter for evaluation. From their press release: CS-Converter is a powerful and reliable conversion tool, used to migrate from various legacy version control systems (such as RCS, CVS, Subversion and Visual SourceSafe) to Microsoft Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) system.

To install the Briefcase Assistant you need a PC with Windows 95/98 or Windows NT. These are the minimum system requirements:

You are required to purchase a license in order to run InaAuthenticate on a web server. Without this license, the control is considered under evaluation. One license per server is required. A developer license is a license that everyone pays regardless of subsequent deployment. A 3 man team means 3 licenses. If the product is subsequently deployed on a Server Node/PC for Client Server or on a Web Server Node/PC you need to buy a license per node.

You are required to purchase a license in order to run InaEmailCheck on a server. Without this license, the InaEmailCheck control is considered under evaluation. One license per server is required. per Developer is a license that everyone pays regardless of subsequent deployment. A 3 man team means 3 licenses. If the product is subsequently deployed on a Server Node/PC for Client Server or on a Web Server Node/PC you need to buy a $249 license per node.

The application itself runs on a Windows 2000 or 2003 server but the web page can be on any OS, for example a Linux server. Your users will go to a web page hosted on your Linux server and they will then be prompted for an ActiveX control that will connect to your Windows server. You can also run everything from a Windows server if you choose to do so. Hosting for a simple Windows 2003 server is around $100 at servermatrix.com or ev1servers.net.

You'll need a robust Microsoft web server with ample storage and bandwidth capabilities. We recommend starting with a minimum 1TB of storage and 3mb of bandwidth. The more people use your video community, the more storage and bandwidth you'll need (serving video over the web takes a lot of bandwidth). You can control the global video resolution and compression settings to save storage space and bandwidth. Zeop runs only on Microsoft web servers (IIS) and runs on ASP with SQL.

Linux generally runs on x86 PC (such as Intel, AMD, Cyrix processors) platforms but has been 'ported' to other processing platforms such as Sun Sparc, PowerPC (RS/6000 and Macintosh), and Compaq Alpha among others.

A license for rights to Spatial software (available free to teaching institutions). You do not need to download the software; only registration is necessary. To register, visit the Spatial web site.

In addition to the hardware for the system under test (SUT), one or more client machines are required, as well as the network equipment to connect the clients to the SUT. The number and size of client machines required by the benchmark will depend on the injection rate to be applied to the workload.

The requirements for Sequencher are the same for PC and Macintosh computers, 150MB of free hard disk space and 512MB of memory.

The recommended computer is a Pentium class MMX with CD-ROM and sound card. In order to view the high quality graphics and animations you should also have a video card capable of displaying 800x600 resolution at full color (64k or 16 M colors). Older computers can be used but they will either play slower or will not be able to display all the colors.

Quizilla run on a fairly large army of servers. Originally, it started out using one small underpowered computer in the founders basement, but has now grown into using a vast array of technology and hardware. Currently Quizilla runs on over 40 servers (as of September 1, 2005).

Generally, we suggest a minimum of 500 MHz processor and 500 MB RAM along with 1024x768 monitor setting. If using a 28.8 or 56K modem internet connection, then expect the application (6.8 MB) to take up to 40 minutes to download the first time. Once downloaded, it does not get downloaded again (until a new version is available). The response time of the application (accessing data) will vary according to your internet connection as well.