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System Architecture

[Status: Until 1998]
PC-Topp runs on modern PCs connected by a network under the operating systems Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows NT: The technology is available world-wide, and familiar to users and administrators alike.

PC-Topp Workstations
The PC-Topp Workstations require PCs that allow Windows and other applications to run at a comfortable speed.

Server
PC-Topp uses a central Server as data repository. In most cases, Windows NT or Novell are the server operating systems; other network operating systems can be used as well, provided they allow high speed file access.

Printers
PC-Topp supports HP LaserJet 4 compatible laser printers. LaserJet 4000, LaserJet 6000 or LaserJet 8000. Color printouts require HP Deskjet printers.
Network technology
PC-Topp requires high performance network technology. Therefore, the use of 100 Mbit/s Fast Ethernet is recommended, the most widespread high speed networking technique. (An existing 10 Mbit/s Ethernet can also be used.) Larger networks should be split into separate segments; the use of a network switch guarantees highest throughput for each client station.

Network protocols
Standard Windows offers all required network protocols. In addition to TCP/IP, PC-Topp needs the IPX protocol (even where no Novell server is in use).

Cabling
Care must be taken to assure that cabling meets the requirements of Fast Ethernet and possibly future Gigabit technologies. Longer distances in the plant can be bridged by fiber optic connections.

 


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