If you need to connect to applications and data locations within your local network, you will need to deploy an Atom to a machine within the network. Use the following guidelines to help identify a proper machine to deploy the Atom to.
Supported Platforms
The Atom can run on the following platforms:
| Platform |
Version |
| Windows 32-bit |
Windows XP Professional |
| |
Windows XP Home |
| |
Windows Server 2003 |
| |
Windows 2000 Professional |
| |
Windows 2000 Server |
| |
Windows Vista |
| Linux IA32 |
Red Hat 2.1 |
| |
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 and above |
| |
Suse Enterprise Linux Server 8 and above |
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Any other Linux distribution that supports the Java 6 Runtime |
Recommended Minimum Hardware Requirements
The Atom can run hardware ranging from business-class workstations to dedicated servers.
| Processor |
1.8 GHz or higher Pentium 4 (or equivalent) |
| Memory |
1 GB RAM, 2 GB if processing high volumes |
| Hard Disk |
50 MB for Atom runtime and configuration, 500+ MB for data archiving |
| Java Runtime |
Java 6 or higher (Atom install automatically downloads Java 6 if not currently installed) |
Other Requirements
- Always powered on, or least as often as Processes are scheduled to run.
- Persistent high-speed Internet connection, such as cable, DSL, or higher.
- Appropriate LAN connectivity and security permissions to access the applications and data locations required for your particular integration scenarios.
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