系統需求
oftware Requirements
The following table lists software requirements and recommendations for a Servu installation.
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS |
OS |
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Linux |
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) v.7.2 (Recommended)
- Fedora 24
- Ubuntu 16.04
- CentOS 8, 7.2
- OpenSUSE 42.1
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IP Address versions |
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Web console browser |
The following major browsers are supported with the basic web client, for file management and for web administration purposes:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 11+
- Mozilla Firefox: latest version
- Safari 6+
- Google Chrome: latest version
- Apple iPhone 5+ (Download, manage, and preview files.)
- Apple iPad 2 (Download, manage, preview files, and run the Management Console.)
- Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) (Upload, download, manage, and preview files.)
To be able to use Web Client Pro and FTP Voyager JV, Java must be installed and enabled in the browser. Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 7 and 8 are supported for Web Client Pro and FTP Voyager JV.
Web Client Pro does not work on Linux in Google Chrome version later than 35 due to an incompatibility between Chrome and the Java browser plug-in.
Apple users must have at least Mac OS X 10.6 installed.
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Database server (optional) |
- MS SQL 2014, 2014 SP1, 2014 SP2
- MS SQL 2012, 2012 SP1, 2012 SP2, 2012 SP3
- MS SQL 2008 R2, 2008 R2 SP1, 2008 R2 SP2, 2008 R2 SP3
- MySQL 5.7
- PostgreSQL: 9.5
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LDAP server (optional) |
- Active Directory – same as Windows Server support
- Open Directory 4
- OpenLDAP 2.4
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Hardware Requirements
Use the minimum hardware configuration if you are evaluating the product or do not anticipate heavy usage.
SolarWinds strongly suggests using the recommended hardware configuration to avoid potential performance issues caused by a heavy load or custom configurations.
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Minimum Requirements |
Modest Traffic
(up to 500 configured users and 25 simultaneous transfers) |
High Traffic
(up to 10,000 configured users and 250 simultaneous transfers) |
CPU |
1 GHz |
2 GHz+ multi-core |
Multiple 3.2 GHz+ multi-core |
Memory |
256Mb |
2 GB+ |
4 GB+ |
Network |
10/100 Mbps NIC |
10/100 Mbps NIC |
10/100 Mbps NIC |
Hard drive space |
30 MB |
120MB |
120MB |
Video |
128 MB Video RAM |
128 MB Video RAM |
128 MB Video RAM |
Port requirements
Port |
Protocol |
Service/Process |
Direction |
Description |
21 |
TCP |
FTP and explicit SSL/TLS |
Bidirectional |
FTP is the traditional protocol for transferring files over the Internet. Traditionally, FTP is handled in plain-text. However, SSL connections are explicitly supported through the use of the AUTH command. |
22 |
TCP |
SFTP Using SSH2 |
Bidirectional |
SFTP is a secure method of transferring files through a secure shell session. It performs all protocol communications and data transfers over the same port eliminating the need to open multiple ports in firewalls (as is commonly required when using FTP). SFTP sessions are always encrypted. |
80 |
TCP |
HTTP |
Bidirectional |
HTTP is the protocol used to browse websites. It is also a simple method for downloading and transferring files. One benefit to adding an HTTP listener to a domain is the availability of the Web Client, which allows users to transfer files to and from your file server without the need for a standalone client. |
443 |
TCP |
HTTPS (SSL encrypted HTTP) |
Bidirectional |
HTTPS is identical to HTTP except all communications are secured using SSL. Like FTPS, a secure connection is implied when connecting to a listener running the HTTPS protocol. |
990 |
TCP |
Implicit FTPS (SSL/TLS) |
Bidirectional |
FTPS is identical to FTP, although connecting to a listener configured for FTPS means an SSL connection is required before any protocol communication is performed. This is commonly referred to as Implicit FTPS. |
These are defaults: you can use any port between 1 and 65535. However, when using a non-standard port, clients must know the proper port in advance when they attempt to connect to the domain. If using a non-standard port, it is recommended you use a value above 1024 to prevent potential conflicts.