Technical Requirements

Dialog@Site 5 requires:

Server:

• A pentium 200 with 128 MB RAM (more is strongly recommended) running Windows NT 4.0 Server with Microsoft IIS version 4 or Windows 2000 Server with Microsoft version 5, is required.
• Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) version 5.5 must be loaded on the server for all @Site functionality to work. Version 5.0/5.1 of IE may be used, but this will preclude the use of the Frames customisation features.
• In order to install Dialog@Site, you must have administrator privileges on the server where it is being installed.

Client:

• Netscape Navigator 4.7 or higher or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher running on a machine that meets the minimum specifications as defined by Netscape or Microsoft, respectively.
• The machine must have access to the Intranet server.

Dialog@Site Gold requires:

1. A Pentium class CPU with 32mb RAM (64mb-128mb strongly recommended) running NT 4.0 Server of NT 4.0 Workstation with Microsoft® IIS software. (IIS comes with NT Server). Other Web software can be used, but IIS is the only fully tested and supported platform

2. An Intranet up and running in the organization with the NT server connected to it.

3. GOLD eDOCS Full-text linking requires Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher to be installed on the Dialog @Site server. There are elements of this Microsoft product that are used by Dialog @Site to process the XML syntax used for transferring details between Dialog @Site and the Remote Links Server.

4. IIS Version 4.0 is required in order to view images that are stored in some Dialog databases (Trademarkscan Federal only with this version). It is necessary to set a configuration in IIS which is detailed in section 1.3.4. in the Administrators Guide.

5. In order to install Dialog @Site, you must have administrator privileges on the server where it is being installed.

Client requirements:
Netscape® Navigator or Communicator 3.x or higher or Microsoft® Internet Explorer 3.x or higher running on a machine that meets the minimum specifications as defined by Netscape or Microsoft respectively. The machine must have access to the Intranet server.