District Machine Requirements for RocketScan
Server Hardware Requirements
Must be Server Class System. Scanner cannot be attached to this system.
Minimum
- 1.4 GHz (or faster) x64 processor
- 4 GB RAM
- 1x 60 GB (or larger) Hard Disk 3
- 1 Gb NIC Port
Recommended
- 3.1 GHz (or faster) multi-core x64 processor
- 16 GB RAM
- 2x 160 GB (or larger) Hard Disks RAID 3, 4
- 1 Gb NIC Port
Server Software Requirements
- Microsoft SQL Server (supported Microsoft Products that are not in extended support) 2, 3
- Microsoft operating system (supported Microsoft Products that are not in extended support) 2, 3, 8
- Microsoft .NET framework 4.8 (or above) 6
- Backup and Restore / Disaster Recovery Plan 4
Scan/Validation Workstation Hardware Requirements
Minimum
- 1 GHz (or faster) single core processor
- 4 GB RAM
- 20 GB 1x Hard Disk 3, 4
- 1280x1024 Optimized 17" or 19" Display with DirectX 9 enabled GPU 9
- 100 MB NIC Port
- USB 2.0 Port
Recommended
- 2 GHz (or faster) multi-core processor
- 8 GB RAM
- 100+ GB 1x Hard Disk 3, 4
- 1280x1024 Optimized 17" or 19" Display with DirectX 9 enabled GPU 9
- 1 Gb NIC Port
- USB 3.0 Port (Scanner dependent) 7
Scanner
- USB 2.0 or higher
- Compatible with Workstation's Operating System
- TWAIN Driver
- Color dropout
Notes
- Supplied by Image One.
- The Operating System and Microsoft SQL Server Licenses are to be provided by the district. Both 32 bit and 64 bit are supported unless otherwise indicated.
- Application images can be stored on a file server or directly in the database. The average size of a scanned meal application is 65k. You will be able to store approximately 15,000 meal applications per 1 GB of storage space.
- Backup of the application files and the RocketScan SQL Database is the district's responsibility.
- RocketScan Sync requires unfettered HTTP (Port 80) access between server and Image One IP addresses 47.207.4.242 thru 47.207.4.246.
- Required on all servers and workstations running any RocketScan Module or Service.
- Dependent on scanner support and compatibility.
- See Microsoft's documentation for product end of support.
- If the minimum display requirements are not met, some buttons and controls may be inaccessible from the user interface.