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OverviewNPower DNA is built using Windows standards and tools and uses DCOM to support communication among software objects on different computers. The very nature of an access control software platform demands that a certain amount of network security is inherent in the application and as a result DNA does have certain network requirements that must be met for successful deployment on the customer’s network.
What is DCOM? DNA utilizes a Microsoft architecture known as DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model) as the main communication infrastructure in the client/server environment. The DCOM model provides improved network bandwidth utilization, allows communication across multiple network protocols, and is inherently secure using the extensible security framework of Windows NT.
What are the network requirements for DNA? DNA has certain network requirement under this model that must be met for successful deployment of DNA in the client/server environment. Any of the following network scenarios are acceptable for this operation:
Open Options is committed to your security and makes every effort to ensure the success of your system. However, Open Options cannot be held responsible for system failure due to non-compliance with the above network requirements.
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