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Notes on Storage Server Operation, 4 Kbps x 1 + 432 Kbps x 2 = 950.4 Kbps approx. 0.9 Mbps

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Therefore, the required network bandwidth is calculated as follows: 1 86.4 Kbps x 1 + 432 Kbps x 2 = 950.4 Kbps (approx. 0.9 Mbps) Before Use Notes on Storage Server Operation We recommend that you dedicate the Storage Server computer exclusively to running this software. Be sure to avoid the following on the Storage Server computer: • Running web server software on the computer Operating the Storage Server on the same computer as a web server, such as Windows standard IIS (Internet Information Server) or Apache, may result in operational conflicts. If coexistence of the Storage Server with another web service application on the same computer is unavoidable, be sure to use different port numbers. The HTTP port number used by this software is 80 by default. • Running database server software (e.g., SQL Server, Oracle) on the computer Database processing can place a load on the hard disk that may affect recording performance. Conversely, this software may affect database server performance when it performs tasks that place a load on the hard disk. • Using the computer as a file server The hard disk is frequently accessed when the computer is used as a file server, and this may affect recording performance. In addition, the Storage Server is more likely to run out of disk capacity if the computer is operated as a file server. • Running other applications on the computer The additional processing load from running applications other than this software may affect recording performance. This software uses TCP port numbers 80 (default) and 11080. Do not use the port number of the software for other applications. 29

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Therefore, the required network bandwidth is calculated as follows:
86.4 Kbps x 1 + 432 Kbps x 2 = 950.4 Kbps (approx. 0.9 Mbps)
Notes on Storage Server Operation
We recommend that you dedicate the Storage Server computer exclusively to running this software.
Be sure to avoid the following on the Storage Server computer:
•
Running web server software on the computer
Operating the Storage Server on the same computer as a web server, such as Windows standard IIS (Internet
Information Server) or Apache, may result in operational conflicts.
If coexistence of the Storage Server with another web service application on the same computer is unavoidable, be sure
to use different port numbers. The HTTP port number used by this software is 80 by default.
•
Running database server software (e.g.,
S
QL
S
erver, Oracle) on the computer
Database processing can place a load on the hard disk that may affect recording performance. Conversely, this
software may affect database server performance when it performs tasks that place a load on the hard disk.
•
Using the computer as a file server
The hard disk is frequently accessed when the computer is used as a file server, and this may affect recording
performance. In addition, the Storage Server is more likely to run out of disk capacity if the computer is operated as a file
server.
•
Running other applications on the computer
The additional processing load from running applications other than this software may affect recording performance.
This software uses TCP port numbers 80 (default) and 11080. Do not use the port number of the software for other
applications.