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v9.1 System Requirements

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Gerard Cafaro
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These are the minimum configuration requirements for Infogix Assure® 9.1, Infogix ER® 9.1, Infogix Insight® 9.1, or Infogix Perceive® 9.1. 


Server Specification

Server Operating System

  • Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® ES Release 6 or 7
  • SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server 12
  • IBM AIX 7.2
  • Windows Server® 2012 or 2016

Application Server

  • WildFly 10.1 (JRE 8 required)
  • WebSphere® 8.5.5 or 9.0 (JRE 1.8 required)

Database

  • Oracle 11g R2 or 12c
  • SQL Server® 2014 or 2016
  • Oracle or SQL Server® Client for bulk loading


Directory Server (optional)

  • IBM Tivoli® Directory Server 6.3
  • Microsoft® ADAM 1.0
  • Oracle Sun™ ONE Directory Server 5.2
  • Active Directory (Windows Server® 2012 or 2016)
  • Novell® eDirectory 8.8 (SP5)
  • Open DS 2.3


Client Specification

Web Browser

  • Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 11
  • Microsoft® EDGE™ 41.x
  • Google Chrome 61.x
  • JavaScript and cookies enabled
  • Adobe® Flash Player® 27.0.0.130 or above
  • Adobe Reader® X or above, selected as the primary PDF reader
  • Screen resolution, 1280 x 1024 pixels, minimum


Infogix ER Client

  • Java™ SE 8 (Update 144 or newer)


Command Line Specifications

All operating systems below require JRE 8 (Update 144 or newer) to run Infogix scripts.

Client Utilities

  • IBM AIX 7.2
  • Red Hat Linux ES Release 6 or 7
  • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12
  • Windows Server 2012, 2016 or Windows 10
  • IBM z/OS® (Infogix Assure)


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    Ryan Benner
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    Since the system requirements state that Red Hat Linux ES OS version can be either 6 or 7, does this imply that Assure will work without issues on RHEL 7.7? We are currently running on 7.6.

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    Brenda Stoetzer

    Hi Ryan,

    We support RHEL 7 and would expect 7.7 would continue to work.

    Thank you,

    Brenda Stoetzer, Support Relationship Manager

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    Ryan Benner

    We also have been asked now to upgrade to WebSphere fix pack to  9.0.5.2, apparently we are behind on patches and our WebSphere admin wants to get us current. It seems as though this would still be supported, because it is within the 9.0 version family. Is this a correct assumption? Please let us know if this is supported. Thanks.

     

    Regards,

     

    Ryan

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    Brenda Stoetzer

    Hi Ryan,

    Yes, newer fix packs on the same version will continue to work.

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    Ryan Benner

    Great! Thanks for the prompt response.

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