This guide assumes you are installing this software on a dedicated application server that meets the following requirements:
In order to optimize performance of the criminal history record conversion system, NORC recommends the following minimum hardware configuration:
Note
Increased RAM, hard drive space, processer speed, or number of processors may improve performance.
The criminal history records conversion system has the following application dependencies:
The end user should expect to store the data, both raw and converted, on a password protected, role-based network drive. Likewise, the applications server and its file structure should follow secure, least privileges best practices. If a separate database server is created it and its file structure should also follow the same practices. The entire system should be firewalled to prevent the opportunity for outside, hostile intrusion. Access points will need to remain equally secure. To eliminate the chance of malware spreading or unwarranted penetration, NORC recommends granting entry to the various environments via VPN/Citrix or some other remote login and desktop emulation method.