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NeuroomNet on Microsoft Windows
Media control, media management, and building management based on Microsoft Windows

In the Windows version, NeuroomNet Server is delivered on a Virtual Machine (VM) alongside Windows. This is a Microsoft Windows Pro version.
Performance:
The hardware supports all NeuroomNet license types and is suitable for large installations. NeuroomNet can manage several thousand NeuroomNet components on this server and control them accordingly. All computer components are optimally coordinated to ensure the shortest possible response times.
The storage space is designed to store even extensive setups and to create corresponding loggings.
Need a lot of storage space? No problem!
The storage space should be expanded if larger data volumes of digital media (videos, images, etc.) are to be managed via the NeuroomNet CMS or used with the integrated digital signage module.
Depending on the interval and number of recorded values, for example for heatmap cameras, a memory expansion can also be useful.
Furthermore, storage provided in the network (e.g. a NAS system) can also be integrated into the NeuroomNet system.
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Optional hardware expansions:
It is possible to expand the hardware with more hard disk storage as well as manage it in a RAID.
Extensions such as redundant power supplies can also be made.
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Recommendation:
We recommend a Windows-based NeuroomNet system if you explicitly want all network systems in an installation to be based on Windows, for example, to administer them with various tools in the domain environment.
It must be kept in mind that the Windows operating system must be continuously updated by your IT department to prevent security gaps.
An alternative to a dedicated NeuroomNet Windows server is the ‘On Premise’ solution, whereby NeuroomNet can be operated on your Windows server in a virtual machine.
Alternative:
Linux-based Neuroomnet Server L4001
Notice!
Users can of course access the system via all common operating systems with current browsers.

For more examples and explanations take a look at our documentation.