Using Adobe CS4 route network?

Next: I'm looking for a minimum configuration of hardware (memory? Process?) And network (gigabit?) To run the Adobe CS4 remotely.
The idea would be to buy a server "strong" to install the complete software, etc.. But the problem is that they are very heavy, as I know.
Around 20 users will access it remotely.
Anyone have any idea or has done this test?
Thank you!

CS4 should be installed on the local computers as far as I know. Network
performance of using Photoshop files on a server is nothing I'd
recommend. I'd never recommend using Photoshop off a server. I don't
even know if the license allows such use.
Mike

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