Panasonic KX-NS1000 Quick Reference Manual

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3 System RequirementsThe information below summarises the minimum system requirements for running CA Server.PC and Network SpecificationsPC SpecificationsWhen running 1 CA Server When running more than 1 CA ServerCPU 2.0 GHz Intel® Pentium®/Celeron®processor or comparable CPU2.0 GHz Intel Core™ 2 Duo processor orcomparable CPURAM 1024 MB 2048 MBHard Disk 1.5 GB available space 1.5 GB available spaceVideoResolution1024 ´ 768 1024 ´ 768Interface 100Base-T 100Base-TSupported Operating Systems:• Microsoft Windows® XP Professional*1 Service Pack 2 or later• Windows Server® 2003 Standard Edition• Windows Vista® Business• Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition• Windows 7 Professional*1 64-bit versions of Windows XP are not supported.Supported Browsers for use with CA Web Manager:• Microsoft Internet Explorer® 6• Windows Internet Explorer 7• Windows Internet Explorer 8• Windows Internet Explorer 9• Mozilla® Firefox®Network BandwidthWhen a CA Client user is connecting to CA Server over an IP network connection, a maximum of 0.5 Mbpsbandwidth is required at the time of login. Up to 10 CA Client users can perform login procedures at the sametime. Therefore, when users are connecting to CA Server over an IP network connection, ensure there is 5.0Mbps bandwidth available at all times.Once a CA Client user is connected to a CA Server, the bandwidth required for CA processes is negligible.However, when a CA Client user is connecting to a CA Server that is not within the user’s Local Area Network(LAN), the Auto Absent Message feature in CA Client should not be used. This feature requires significantbandwidth that may affect network performance over connections that are not within a LAN.PBXTo use CA Server, your PBX must have the correct software file version installed. Confirm your PBX matchesthe requirements listed below.14 Quick Reference Guide