Panorama Enterprise Server

Panorama Enterprise Server Page 2 Panorama Handbook Panorama Enterprise Server Handbook (Version 5.5) Copyright © 2008, ProVUE Development, All Rights Reserved ProVUE Development 18685-A Main Street PMB 356 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 USA www.provue.com Page 1 Table of Contents – Click on any entry to jump to the page — System Requirements (Server)............................................................................................................. 13 System Requirements (Client) .............................................................................................................. 13 System Configuration (Local Database Sharing).................................................................................. 14 System Preparation (Database Web Publishing).................................................................................. 14 System Preparation (Internet Database Sharing) ................................................................................. 14 Converting a Single User Database into a Shared Multi-User Database ............................................. 15 Shared vs. Single User Database Operation ........................................................................................ 15 Converting a Shared Multi-User Database Back to Single User........................................................... 15 Removing a Database from the Server................................................................................................. 15 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 17 Types of Networks ................................................................................................................................ 17 Client/Server Modes ............................................................................................................................. 17 Database Sharing Concepts and Operation ......................................................................................... 18 High Performance........................................................................................................................ 19 Low Network/Server Load ........................................................................................................... 19 Offline Operation..............................................................................................................…