Microsoft Windows-Based Server Requirements Sample Clauses

Microsoft Windows-Based Server Requirements. In no case shall an operating system be installed that is not under current manufacturer support (typically this is N-2 for Microsoft operating systems). • The Boot partition “C Drive” shall be 100 GB (Thin Provisioned). • The Data partition shall be 40GB to 100 GB (Thin Provisioned).
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Microsoft Windows-Based Server Requirements. In no case shall an operating system be installed that is not under current manufacturer support (typically this is N-2 for Microsoft operating systems). • The Boot partition “C Drive” shall be 40 GB (Thin Provisioned). • The Data partition shall be 40GB to 100 GB (Thin Provisioned). • 8 GB RAMThe C: drive will contain only the operating systems. Databases must reside on separate servers from that of application or Web servers. • Application, service, or vendor accounts will not be members of the domain administrator’s group. • Application, service, or vendor accounts will not be in the local administrator’s group for any server. • Applications must run as a service. ISS prohibits applications that require a user account to remain logged in. Orange County, Florida, Information Technology Standards

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