System requirements

I can see in the system requirements that Flash Media
Streaming Server can be installed on Linux® Red Hat® 4
(32-bit only). Now there is RHEL 5 available, is it also supported
? Are there additional configuration steps ?

quote:
Originally posted by:
fmslove
RHEL 5 is not supported by FMS3;
Look out what is in store with future releases :-).
Hi I am a newbie to FMS, just wanted to know that can you
develop the FMS application using the WINDOWS BASED FMS free
development server & deploy that application on a LINUX BASED
paid production/live FMS version...(like in case of J2EE
apps)....thankx alot for the help...

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As such I think you will need to buy a SharePoint 2013 server license. The same goes for SQL, Windows etc.
There is also the question of user licenses, ie. CALs. I don't remember if those come included as part of an MSDN subscription.
2) Possibly. As long as Amazon can host a domain for you it should be possible.
3) Pass. Microsoft prefer you to use Azure and most of my training and experience is with that.
4) High. 4 cores, 24GB of RAM minimum.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485.aspx#hwforwebserver
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Internal team infrastructure is still important. If you're using it enough to make it worth having then you need it there and running.
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Adobe after effects cs6 system requirements

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4 GB is the absolute minmum to launch Photoshop, 8 GB the minimum to run it well.
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