Application Systems ADX-64 Specifications

Application and Data Server (ADS) and Extended Application and Data Server (ADX) Product Bulletin

MS-ADSxxx-x, MS-ADXxxx-x Code No. LIT-1201525

Software Release 7.0

Issued December 5, 2014

Refer to the QuickLIT website for the most up-to-date version of this document.

The Application and Data Server (ADS) and Extended

Application and Data Server (ADX) are optional components of the Metasys ® system that manage the collection and presentation of large amounts of trend data, event messages, operator transactions, and system configuration data. The ADS is an entry-level server that runs on personal computers and supports up to 5 users.

The ADX is a larger scale system that runs on a server operating system to provide extended historical archiving and reporting capabilities. The ADX is offered in several models to support up to 10, 25, 50, or 100 users. As Site

Director, the ADS/ADX provides secure communication to a network of Network Automation Engines (NAEs),

Network Control Engines (NCEs), and Network Integration

Engines (NIEs).

The Site Management Portal UI of the ADS/ADX provides flexible system navigation, user graphics, comprehensive alarm management, trend analysis, and summary reporting capabilities. With the Site Management Portal

UI, you can efficiently manage occupant comfort and energy usage, quickly respond to critical events, and optimize control strategies. The ADS/ADX includes an

Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) compliant database package for secure storage of historical and configuration data.

The new Metasys UI is designed to enhance our customers' productivity and effectiveness. It allows users to navigate by space to view summaries, trends, and activities, emulating the way they work every day. The new user interface is also optimized for all devices, enabling our customers to work smarter from any device and any location. This release is the first in a series of enhancements that will consolidate existing Metasys user interface products into a single, dramatically improved experience that is accessible from any device.

An optional user interface called the Ready Access Portal provides an intuitive, task-based user experience designed to allow remote operations of your building system. The Ready Access Portal is available for computers or mobile devices and requires only a web browser.

The ADS and ADX support virtual environments, including

VMware ® and Microsoft ® Hyper-V ™ . Refer to the

Network and IT Guidance for the BAS Professional

Technical Bulletin (LIT-12011279) for more information.

The Metasys system can communicate with cloud-based applications easily and securely. To make this connection, the Metasys system requires minor programming and setup by Johnson Controls. When you are connected, you can access multiple cloud-based applications and features. To learn more, please visit the Building

Management page located on the Johnson Controls website.

Figure 1: ADS/ADX Site Management UI

For the ADX, the Metasys Advanced Reporting System and Energy Essentials report on system configuration performance, energy usage, demand, and cost.

For help deciding whether an ADS or ADX is right for your facility, see

Applications

.

Note: In this document, the term network engine refers to NAEs, NCEs, and NIEs, unless otherwise noted.

Application and Data Server (ADS) and Extended Application and Data Server (ADX) Product

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Features and Benefits

Table 1: Features and Benefits

Features Benefits

Support of IT Standards and

Internet Technologies

Secure User Access

Allows you to install the Application and Data Server on the existing IT infrastructure within the building or enterprise and is compatible with industry-standard firewalls.

Authenticates users and authorizes access privileges to protect system integrity.

Flexible System Navigation and Dynamic User Graphics

Long-Term Trend Data

Storage

Allow customization of system presentation for different users to enhance information access and facilitate system operation.

Alarm and Event Management Routes event messages to building operators for rapid fault diagnosis and response. Creates an audit trail for later detailed analysis.

Enables the analysis of building systems performance to identify opportunities for efficiency improvements and the development of predictive strategies.

Optional Metasys Advanced

Reporting System and Energy

Essentials

Offers a separate login and UI for running and viewing reports on system configuration, performance, energy usage, demand, and cost.

Application and Data Server

Platform

Introduction

With the ADS/ADX, Johnson Controls has combined the latest industry-standard software with more than 125 years of control experience to create a powerful information management tool. The ADS/ADX is the point of access into a Building Automation System (BAS) and archives historical and configuration data.

The Metasys user interface has been designed to encourage system use and reduce training needs with intuitive operating procedures. Operators quickly learn to use the system effectively and take full advantage of the ADS/ADX capabilities, which include user graphics, alarm and event management, trend data presentation, system summaries, and reports.

The integration of IT and Internet communication and security technologies enables the ADS/ADX to be used within the existing networking infrastructure of buildings and enterprises. The ADS/ADX can be accessed by multiple client computers from any location on the network, and enterprise systems can read the data in the

ADS/ADX database for business planning and energy management purposes.

The Metasys system bridges the gap between the building control systems and enterprise networks to enable a more integrated approach to facility management. The

ADS/ADX and Metasys system are wise investments that yield returns to the building owner and operator well into the future.

The ADS and ADX connect to the Ethernet IP network running at the automation and enterprise level of your system, and perform the role of the Site Director that coordinates access to the system for all users.

The ADS and ADX communicate with supported network engines over the IP network. You can use a VPN over a

WAN for communication to devices in other buildings or on remote sites. You can also access remote sites via the Internet and an ISP, or by leased line or dial-up service using Remote Access Service (RAS) or the

Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP).

Application and Data Server

(ADS)

The ADS platform provides basic historical data management, including an ODBC-compliant database package for storage of trend data, event messages, operator transactions, and system configuration data.

The ADS supports up to five users connected to the Site

Management Portal UI and provides manual archiving of historical data and standard reporting capabilities. Multiple

ADSs can be deployed for long-term, historical data storage. See

Figure 2

for an example of a system with an ADS.

Application and Data Server (ADS) and Extended Application and Data Server (ADX) Product Bulletin 2

The ADS:

• runs on multiple Microsoft ® operating systems:

Windows ® 8.1, Windows 8, and Windows 7 with SP1.

See the

Operating Systems and SQL Server

Combinations

section for more details.

• runs on multiple Microsoft database managers:

Microsoft ® SQL Server ® 2014 Express, Microsoft

SQL Server 2012 Express with SP2, and Microsoft

SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with SP2. See the section for more details.

• supports virtual environments, including VMware ® and Microsoft Hyper-V ™ . Refer to the Network and

IT Guidance for the BAS Professional Technical

Bulletin (LIT-12011279) for more information.

Figure 2: Metasys Network with an ADS

Extended Application and Data

Server (ADX)

The ADX provides more advanced historical data management. The ADX supports up to 10, 25, 50, or 100 users connected to the Site Management Portal UI. The

ADX offers manual, automatic, and scheduled archiving of historical data and offers extended reporting capabilities using SQL Server software or third-party software.

The ADX:

• runs on Multiple Microsoft operating systems:

Windows ® 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7 with SP1,

Windows ® Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012,

Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1, and Windows

Server 2008 with SP2.

• runs on Multiple Microsoft database managers:

Microsoft ® SQL Server ® 2014 Express, Microsoft

SQL Server 2012 Express with SP2, Microsoft SQL

Server 2008 R2 Express with SP2, SQL Server 2014,

SQL Server 2012 with SP2, and SQL Server 2008

R2 with SP2. ADXs using SQL Server software with

SQL Server Reporting Services installed also support the Metasys Advanced Reporting system. See

ADX with the Metasys Advanced Reporting System .

• supports virtual environments, including VMware ® and Microsoft Hyper-V ™ . Refer to the Network and

IT Guidance for the BAS Professional Technical

Bulletin (LIT-12011279) for more information.


The ADX may be installed in a split configuration. Splitting provides enhanced security for historical data. The ADX software and Site Management Portal UI are installed on one computer (the web/application server computer), and the historical trend, audit, and event data on another computer (the database server computer) running

Microsoft SQL Server software. See

ADX Split

Configuration

for more details.

The ADX can also be installed at Validated Environment sites with the addition of the Metasys for Validated

Environments, Extended Architecture application. For more information, refer to the Metasys for Validated

Environments, Extended Architecture Product Bulletin

(LIT-12011326).

Applications

Use an ADS when:

• the number of network engines becomes larger than a single network engine can handle efficiently as Site

Director

• long-term historical data storage needs exceed the capacity of a typical network engine

• the number of simultaneous users logging in exceeds the capacity of a single network engine. The ADS supports up to 5 simultaneous users, and up to 10 to

14 NxE engines. Refer to the Metasys System

Configuration Guide (LIT-12011832).

Use an ADX when:

• the Metasys Advanced Reporting System, Energy

Essentials, or the Metasys for Validated Environments

(MVE), Extended Architecture application is required

• you need to support more than 5 simultaneous users.

The ADX supports up to 10, 25, 50, or 100 users, and up to 1,000 NxE engines. Refer to the Metasys

System Configuration Guide (LIT-12011832).

• any one of your data storage or access requirements is not met by an ADS

To further help you decide whether an ADS or ADX is right for your facility, consider their respective data storage and data access capabilities. See

Table 5

and

Table 6 .

Access through the Launcher

Application

You use the Launcher application ( Figure 3

) to connect to the Site Management Portal UI of the ADS/ADX by using a desktop, laptop, or other type of computer connected to a corporate intranet, dedicated BAS,

Internet, or telephone line from remote sites. Multiple users can communicate simultaneously with the server, and access is based on the authorization level assigned to individual users.

The Launcher is a software application that you download when you browse to any Release 7.0 Metasys server or supervisory network engine on the building network. After you install the Launcher software, use it to launch the

Site Management Portal UI. Opening the Site

Management Portal UI from the Launcher replaces the practice of doing so from the web browser. In addition, you can configure the Launcher to browse to any website.

Included sites are Metasys software products such as

Ready Access Portal and the Metasys Advanced

Reporting System, as well as popular websites, such as

Google ® and Yahoo!

® . For more details, refer to the

Launcher Help (LIT-12011742).

Figure 3: Launcher Application

User Experience

The Metasys system user interface is a portal into a site that can be tailored to fit the needs of all potential system users. The UI can evolve and scale to match the needs of any single facility or campus of multiple buildings. The

UI experience includes the Site Management Portal UI, the optional, mobile-optimized Metasys UI, or the optional

Ready Access Portal UI.


Site Management Portal UI

The Site Management Portal UI provides system administrators or building operators online user and system configuration capabilities along with real-time views into their site. The Site Management Portal UI transforms raw data from the site and organizes it into a comprehensive set of information management tools and reports.

The Site Management Portal UI framework features a multiple panel layout that displays different aspects of your building control system at one time. For example, you can display a graphic diagram of an air handling plant along with a multiple point trend graph and the control system logic. This multi-panel layout allows you to identify the cause of an alarm condition from the plant quickly. In another panel, you can display a detailed focus view of a point and monitor the effects of changes to its value on the system graphic in the other panel.

Metasys UI

The Metasys UI allows completely device-agnostic access from smart phones, tablets, and computers. This new user interface is optimized for mobility, with touch-friendly screens that you can access from any type of client device. The Metasys UI displays data in a dashboard format to show the big picture of activity within a space, equipment, or a central plant. The location-based navigation approach allows you to search for any location by name and to bookmark the location in a browser. The

Metasys UI includes widgets that allow you to analyze the equipment and potential problems within a space and view trends based on an ad-hoc analysis of any equipment situation. Enhanced security functions, alarm announcement functionality, simplified commanding, and real-time display of values allow you to maintain control of your site, even from mobile devices.

The Metasys UI is included with the ADS and ADX

(unified and split) site directors. For more information on

Metasys UI, refer to the Metasys System Product Bulletin

(LIT-1201526).

Figure 4: Metasys UI

Ready Access Portal UI

The Ready Access Portal UI provides an intuitive, task-based interface to your Metasys system that can be tailored to meet the remote operations of your building.

For details on its many benefits, refer to the Ready

Access Portal Software Catalog Page (LIT-1900538).

To use the Ready Access Portal UI, install the Ready

Access Portal software on a computer with access to your Metasys network. Then, access the Ready Access

Portal UI from the Launcher, from a web browser on your computer, or from a mobile device. The computer on which you install Ready Access Portal software can contain Metasys software (with the exception of System

Configuration Tool [SCT] with Simulation) or be a stand-alone computer without Metasys software. For a split ADX configuration, Ready Access Portal software can be installed on the web/application server computer or a stand-alone computer.

For details on the Ready Access Portal UI features, refer to the Ready Access Portal Help (LIT-12011342).

Note: The Ready Access Portal UI is in the exit phase of its product life cycle. Ready Access Portal functionality will be available in the new mobile optimized Metasys UI.

Features of the Site Management

Portal UI

Navigating through the Network

The Site Management Portal UI provides a network navigation tree that allows you to quickly browse through the hierarchy of the entire system (

Figure 5 ). The

navigation tree supports color-coded symbols that allow you to identify alarms or other exception conditions that may require your attention.


Figure 5: System Navigation Figure 6: Graphics+ Example

The basic navigation tree represents the physical structure of the network. To further facilitate network navigation, you can create additional user navigation trees called User Views with different system perspectives.

For example, you can assemble all the room temperature values in the building into groups and display them in a series of graphic floor diagrams using the area or zone names. These different navigation trees enable users to view and analyze operating conditions according to their particular responsibility, which may include building security, occupancy management, technical services, energy management, and others.

Realistic Displays with Graphics+

The Metasys system user experience takes another leap forward with a new, industry-leading graphical display capability. The Graphics+ feature provides an intuitive way to interact with your facility by dynamically highlighting the information that requires immediate attention, and providing multiple layers of meaningful facility data in an uncluttered, focused visual display. Data is presented using values, colors, and dynamic motion to represent current activity in the facility, and to quickly

and easily indicate potential problems ( Figure 7

).

Navigation from a high-level view of the facility to increasing levels of detail is just a click away.

Commanding equipment to new states or changing setpoints is also simplified for authorized users.

Graphics are integrated with the Site Management Portal

UI, the System Configuration Tool (SCT), and the Ready

Access Portal UI on client computers that have installed

Microsoft Silverlight ® plug-in technology. The authoring component of the Graphics+ feature is called the Graphics

Generation Tool, a software application that can be installed on a computer with the Metasys system or on a stand-alone computer. The Graphics Generation Tool:

• allows you to create system graphics using any combination of HVAC, Fire, Lighting, Security, and

Network symbols

• allows you to create Floor Plan graphics containing information about overall buildings, floors, and rooms within a floor

• enables you to import AutoCAD ® drawings that become Floor Plan graphics

• integrates with the Metasys archived site database and the online Site Management Portal to create bindings in dynamic shapes that represent monitored and controlled equipment

• offers 30-plus templates that serve as starting points for creating new graphics

• provides thermodynamic floor plans that display snapshots of all zone temperatures and use color to help you quickly identify temperature deviations

For more details, refer to the Graphics+ Product Bulletin

(LIT-12011698).


Figure 7: Graphics+ Example

Figure 8: Event Viewer

Global Search

This enhanced search feature allows you to search the

Metasys system for multiple objects that meet specific criteria based on naming and object type. Using the global search, you can manage lists of objects, which can be used by other features for commanding, trending, reporting, and object selection.

Global Command

This additional command feature allows you to send a single command to multiple objects and view a log of the command results.

The Event Viewer allows you to identify the most recent conditions in the building, determine possible relationships between events, and locate the source of error conditions.

The Event Viewer also allows you to acknowledge and annotate any of the displayed event messages.

All event messages detected by network engines are routed to the ADS/ADX for archiving on the

ODBC-compliant database. You can configure the server to route event and transaction messages to printers, pagers, or e-mail destinations, or other servers.

To display operator transactions, the Site Management

Portal UI provides an Audit Viewer. The Audit Viewer is sortable so only those transaction messages of particular interest to you appear.

Managing Alarm and Event Messages

To make sure you are notified immediately of important alarms and events, the Site Management Portal UI alerts you with a pop-up window showing the most recent highest priority alarm message detected by the system.

This window presents all important data pertaining to the alarm message.

For a system-wide overview of alarms and events, the

Site Management Portal UI provides an Event Viewer that displays all system events in chronological order

(

Figure 8 ).

Trend Analysis

For optimal performance and to fine-tune the building control systems, current and historical data can provide useful diagnostic information. The Site Management

Portal UI provides comprehensive trend recording and

trend display capabilities ( Figure 9

). Trend data is collected from the field points and buffered temporarily in the network engines. The trend data can be uploaded automatically and periodically to the ADS/ADX and archived in the ODBC-compliant database.

Metasys software supports both Interval (for example, every 10 minutes) and Change-of-Value (for example, when a temperature changes 0.5˚) sampling methods for storing trend samples. Data from both methods can be combined in a single graph.


Figure 10: Tailored Summary

You can view and analyze trend data as a graph or a table in a display panel of the Site Management Portal

UI. The trend values give an indication of system performance, allowing you to identify opportunities for efficiency improvements and develop predictive maintenance strategies. All trend features support copying to the clipboard for use in another program.

For a more detailed analysis of system-wide operational performance, you can create a Trend Study. Trend

Studies provide a powerful management tool to analyze and compare current and historical operational data.

Trend Studies also help you identify potential problems before they occur, diagnose current and past alarm conditions, optimize energy consumption, and reduce maintenance costs.

The Trend Viewer allows you to view multiple trend extensions based on the ad hoc selection of items from the results of a global search or from the navigation tree.

This feature provides another option in trending.

Figure 9: Trend Display

These summaries consist of sortable rows and columns tailored to contain information of your choosing. Tailored

Summaries allow you to view, modify, and command large quantities of similar data in tabular format. Similar data, for example, may be all VAV boxes on a floor of a building, showing current temperatures, setpoints, flows, and minimum and maximum settings. Using this information, you can quickly analyze facility operation and troubleshoot for possible problems.

To help you get started with Tailored Summaries, a set of pre-built Summary Definitions can be imported into your site. These summary definitions fit into three categories: Configuration, Diagnostic, and Monitoring.

The Device and Network Diagnostics definitions are intended for site administrators. The Mechanical

Equipment definitions with links to graphics and Key Point definitions are useful for service professionals.

Tailored Summaries are configurable in the Site

Management Portal UI, but available in both the Site

Management Portal and Ready Access Portal UIs.

User Views and Tailored

Summaries

User views are user-defined navigation trees that contain references to selected items found in the All Items navigation tree. You can create user views to group commonly used items and graphics together. You can also assign user views to particular user groups, such as building security and energy management.

Expanding the capability of user views further, Tailored

Summaries use table-based user views to provide summary views of Metasys system items (

Figure 10

).

Reports

Reports offer a snapshot view of the current exception situations and summary data in the entire site or selected area of the site and allow you to locate points that need attention. You define the desired reports, and the

ADS/ADX displays the resulting data in the Report Viewer on the Site Management Portal UI.

The following reports are available:

• Alarm Report - points in the alarm state

• Offline Report - devices that do not respond

• Disabled Report - alarming that has been disabled

• Override Report - operator overridden points

• Supervisory Override Report - points with the Override flag set to True


Reports list all points in the given condition within the selected area or group of points. Conditions can be alarm, offline, disabled, or overridden.

Figure 11

shows an example of an Alarm Report. You can refresh the completed report to find any new points since the report was run, and you can cancel a report query at any time.

Figure 11: Alarm Report

The Scheduled Reports feature provides a reporting service on a server that generates summary reports

based on object lists and report schedules ( Figure 11

).

Configuring Schedules

The Schedule feature allows you to define the days and times for operational activities such as starting and stopping equipment and changing setpoints. You can schedule activities for one or more days of the week, holidays, or particular calendar dates.

The Site Management Portal UI provides a graphic representation of the weekly schedule and calendar for

creating and editing the schedules ( Figure 12

). Schedules actually run in a network engine on the network, but you can configure them to send commands to equipment throughout the whole building or site.

Figure 12: Schedule User Interface

System Security

The Metasys system offers secure user access by authenticating the user name and password of any user who attempts to connect to the system.

The Site Management Portal UI also supports authentication using the Microsoft Active Directory ® directory service. Refer to the Security Administrator

System Technical Bulletin (LIT-1201528) for details.

Note: The Metasys Advanced Reporting System and the Ready Access Portal UI do not support synchronization with the Active Directory directory service.

When a valid user account has been identified, the connection is authorized and system access is granted based on the access privileges defined by the Metasys security administrator system for the user account.

Access privileges are assigned by system categories and action sets to individual users or to a group of users with the same role. System categories define the type of building equipment and points accessible when operating the system. Action sets define the authorized operation level. Users may be authorized to only view items or may be allowed to also acknowledge alarms and issue commands. At the highest level, users are authorized to modify system configuration parameters.

The Audit Trail on the ADS/ADX records user activities such as alarm acknowledgment, sending commands, and point modification.

In addition to user authentication, standard IT security technologies (including firewall programs and encoding protocols) protect the building automation system and network from unauthorized access.

ADX with the Metasys Advanced

Reporting System

The Metasys Advanced Reporting System provides historical and configuration data reporting capabilities in a UI that is separate from the Site Management Portal

UI ( Figure 13

). This system allows authorized users to run reports to review the configuration and performance of the Metasys system.

The Metasys Advanced Reporting System UI allows you to run reports easily and immediately view them in a web

browser ( Figure 14 ).


Figure 13: Metasys Advanced Reporting System

The following reports are available for the points included in the reporting system user views:

• Configuration Setup Review

• System Behavior

• Trend Report - statistical calculations and Mean

Kinetic Temperature (MKT)

• Trend Detail Report - summary data

You can export a report and save it in a variety of formats, such as Microsoft Excel ® or PDF, for later use.

Figure 14: Metasys Advanced Reporting System

Example Report

ADX with Energy Essentials

An add-on to the Metasys Advanced Reporting System,

Energy Essentials provides seven fundamental energy reports that no site should be without. From the Energy

Overview report that displays a high-level view of normalized energy use across your site, to the Load

Profile report that graphically presents your daily electrical demand, stored data is transformed into meaningful information with the Metasys system.

Energy Essentials offers the following seven reports:

• Big Picture Energy

• Consumption

• Electrical Energy

• Production

• Simple Energy Cost

• Load Profile

• Equipment Runtime

For details, refer to the Metasys Energy Essentials

Catalog Page (LIT-1900600).

The Metasys Advanced Reporting System is available on ADXs running SQL Server software with SQL Server

Reporting Services. The Metasys Advanced Reporting

System is an option during the ADX installation. Users are authorized with the Advanced Reporting option in the

Security Administrator System. For details, refer to the

Metasys Advanced Reporting System and Energy

Essentials Help (LIT-12011312).


Figure 15: Metasys Energy Essentials System

ADX Split Configuration

The ADX software and its associated database software are often installed on one computer (a unified ADX).

However, the ADX also can be installed in a split configuration, which involves installing ADX-related software on two computers. Splitting provides enhanced security for historical data. Using the ADX in a split configuration allows you to locate the Metasys system databases behind a firewall, which reduces the risk of exposing Metasys system data to unauthorized users on the Internet. The split configuration also allows you to locate Metasys system databases on an existing SQL

Server computer using existing resources (hardware, software, and technical personnel), potentially lowering the cost of installing and monitoring the Metasys system.

In an ADX split configuration, the computer running SQL

Server software is known as the database server computer, and it stores historical Metasys system data.

The ADX software itself and all required ADX prerequisites reside on a second computer, known as the web/application server computer. In a split configuration, the SCT must reside on a third computer.

Users browse to the web/application server computer to see system data. The database server computer cannot be used as a historical data repository by more than one web/application server computer.

Note: Cloud-based applications are not available for all sites.


Figure 16: Metasys Network with an ADX in Split Configuration

Extended Application and Data Server (ADX) Split Configuration

Guidelines

Table 2: ADX Split Configuration Guidelines

Product Guideline

ADX Web/Application Server Must be loaded on a full server.

ADX Database Server

Note: ADX software and all required ADX prerequisites reside on a web/application server. Users browse to the web/application server to see system data.

Note: You may install Metasys Advanced Reporting System or Energy Essentials on this server.

Must be loaded on a full server.

Ready Access Portal

Note: SQL Server software resides on the ADX database server. The database server stores historical Metasys system data and serves as a historical data repository for the web/application server.

Must be loaded on a full server.

May be loaded on the same server as the ADX web/application server. During Ready

Access Portal software installation, select the ADX database server in the Database

Server window. In this configuration, the Ready Access Portal application resides on the

ADX web/application server and the Ready Access Portal database resides on the ADX database server.

May be loaded on a third server that is separate from the ADX web/application server and ADX database server. In this configuration, during Ready Access Portal software installation, select the ADX database server in the Database Server window.

Software Configuration Tool (SCT) May be loaded on a full server or desktop computer.

SCT and Ready Access Portal

May be loaded on the same server as the ADX web/application server.

May be loaded on a third server that is separate from the ADX web/application server and ADX database server.

May both be loaded on the same full server. Or, load the Ready Access Portal software on a full server and SCT on another computer (full server or desktop).


Included Software Tools

Export Utility

The Export Utility extracts historical trend, alarm, and audit data from the system and presents the data in a variety of formats. Using these flexible formats, in programs such as Microsoft Excel and Access, users can easily sort, compare, and archive data in spreadsheets and databases. For details, refer to the Metasys Export

Utility Product Bulletin (LIT-1201800).

Metasys Database Manager

The Metasys Database Manager allows you to monitor, manage, purge, and back up Metasys system historical databases on an ADS/ADX. For details, refer to the

Metasys Database Manager Help (LIT-12011202).

System Configuration Tool (SCT)

The SCT is included with the ADS/ADX software package

(

Figure 17 ). It allows you the convenience of defining and

modifying Metasys system databases offline, supported by wizards that guide you through the entire process.

SCT uses the same Metasys user interface used with all other components of the system (ADS/ADXs and network engines). You do not have to learn a different mode of operation when working with SCT.

Figure 17: System Configuration Tool

With SCT, you can perform all configuration features required to set up an automation system, including:

• defining all ADS/ADXs and network engines

• defining field controllers

• configuring field points and operating parameters

• setting up the navigation tree structure including user navigation trees

• configuring system features such as user graphics, programmed logic control sequences, alarms, trends, and event message destinations

• configuring spaces and equipment for the Metasys UI

• configuring Demand Limit and Load Rolling (DLLR) to monitor energy meters for electricity, gas, steam, or water, and automatically shed equipment loads according to user-defined levels. Demand Limit helps manage utility demand charges. Load Rolling controls equipment operating levels to reduce total energy consumption.

• creating optimal start logic

• simulating control logic

• downloading, uploading, and archiving network engine configuration databases

Controller Configuration Tool (CCT)

CCT is used to configure, simulate, and commission Field

Equipment Controllers (FECs), Advanced Application

Field Equipment Controllers (FACs), Input/Output

Modules (IOMs), and VAV Modular Assembly (VMA) 16 devices on the MS/TP bus. For details, refer to the

Controller Tool Help (LIT-12011147).


Ordering Information

For complete ordering information, refer to the Metasys System Software Purchase Options Product Bulletin

(LIT-12011703).

Table 3: ADS/ADX Ordering Information for New or Upgrade Software

Base Product Code Product

Descriptions

New Software

Product Code

Number

Upgrade Software

Product Code

Number

MS-ADS05U Application and Data

Server

MS-ADS05U-0 MS-ADS05U-6

MS-ADX10U

MS-ADX10SQL

For up to 5 users

Extended Application and Data Server

For up to 10 users


For up to 10 users

MS-ADX10U-0

MS-ADX10SQL-0

MS-ADX10U-6

MS-ADX10SQL-6

MS-ADXSWO

MS-ADXSWOSQL

MS-ADX50U

MS-ADX50SQL2

Includes Microsoft ®

SQL Server ® 2012 software with core license


For up to 25 users


For up to 25 users

MS-ADXSWO-0

MS-ADXSWOSQL-0

Includes Microsoft SQL

Server 2012 software with core license


MS-ADX50U-0

For up to 50 users


MS-ADX50SQL2-0

For up to 50 users

For use on server with dual processors or 8 cores

1



MS-ADXSWO-6

MS-ADXSWOSQL-6

MS-ADX50U-6

MS-ADX50SQL2-6

Migration Software

Product Code Number

MS-ADS05U-8

MS-ADX10U-8

MS-ADX10U-8

MS-ADXSWO-8

MS-ADXSWOSQL-8

MS-ADX50U-8

MS-ADX50SQL2-8


Table 3: ADS/ADX Ordering Information for New or Upgrade Software

Base Product Code Product

Descriptions

New Software

Product Code

Number

Upgrade Software

Product Code

Number

MS-ADX50SQL Extended Application and Data Server

MS-ADX50SQL-0 MS-ADX50SQL-6

For up to 50 users

MS-ADX100U

MS-ADX100SQL2

For use on server with single processor or 4 cores




MS-ADX100U-0

For up to 100 users


MS-ADX100SQL2-0

For up to 100 users

For use on server with dual processors or 8 cores

1



MS-ADX100U-6

MS-ADX100SQL2-6

Migration Software

Product Code Number

MS-ADS50SQL-8

MS-ADX100U-8

MS-ADX100SQL2-8

1 Servers with dual processors or 8 cores are recommended for ADX 50 user and 100 user software.


Operating Systems and SQL Server Combinations

The following table lists by operating system the Mircosoft ® SQL Server ® software editions that have been fully qualified by Johnson Controls for Release 7.0. You can select other combinations, but we recommend that you select from the following pairings.

Table 4: Recommended Operating System and SQL Server Combinations

Operating System Database Software

ADS ADX

Windows ® 8.1 Pro and

Windows 8.1

Enterprise (64-bit)

Windows 8 Pro and

Windows 8 Enterprise

(64-bit)

Windows 7

Professional,

Enterprise, and

Ultimate Editions with

SP1 (64-bit)

Windows 7

Professional,

Enterprise, and

Ultimate Editions with

SP1 (32-bit)

Windows Server ®

2012 R2 Standard

Edition (64-bit)

Windows Server 2012

Standard Edition

(64-bit)


R2 Standard and

Enterprise Editions with SP1 (64-bit)


Standard and

Enterprise Editions with SP2 (32-bit) x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x


ADS and ADX Application Tables

Table 5: Data Access Ability on an ADS and ADX

Characteristic ADS ADX

Before Archiving Data

Standard Reports

Custom Reports

Questions to Ask

Yes

•

•

Trend Studies

Export Utility

Yes

•

•

•

Trend Studies

Export Utility

• Metasys Advanced

Reporting system

Energy Essentials

Which kind of standard reporting do you need?

• If you need only historical values for selected points, install an ADS.

• If you need historical point values, offline conditions, audits, events, and more, install an

ADX with the Metasys

Advanced Reporting system.

Yes - with Third-Party

Tools

Yes - with Third-Party Tools

Various third-party tools


Do you need custom reporting?

• If you do not need custom reporting, install an ADS.

• If you need custom reporting, install an ADX and plan for any necessary expert help to create and interpret custom reports using third-party tools.

After Archiving Data

Merging of Archives for Data

Access and Reporting

Yes - with Third-Party

Tools


Yes - with Third-Party Tools

• SQL Server software

• Microsoft Reports software

Do you need to access or query data from more than one archive at a time?

• If you would like to access data from each archive separately, install an ADS.

• If you would like to access data from several archives or all your archives, use third-party tools to merge the archives, install an

ADX, and query the complete merged archive file. Plan for any necessary expert help.


Table 6: Data Storage Characteristics of the ADS and ADX

Characteristic ADS ADX Questions to Ask

Database Capacity

1

10 GB 40 GB

(database limit for SQL Server

2008 Express R2 software)

(minimum free space required on the computer after ADX installation)

4 GB

(database limit for SQL Server

2008 Express Software)

The database can expand until all hard disk space is used.

How far back do you need to collect data before archiving?

•

In a typical system

2

, the ADS database reaches the database capacity in approximately 3.5 years.

•

In a typical system

3

, the ADX database reaches the 40 GB capacity in approximately 2.5 years.

Archive Type

Available

Archiving Tools

Manual • Manual

• Automatic

• Scheduled

Do you need automatic or scheduled archiving?

• If you do not need automatic or scheduled archiving, an ADS may be appropriate. You must archive manually when the database is full to avoid offline Metasys server conditions.

• If you require automatic or scheduled archiving, install an ADX. Automatic archiving prevents offline Metasys server conditions.

• Metasys Database

Manager

• Metasys Database

Manager

• SQL Server Management

Studio Express software

• Microsoft SQL Server software

Do you have experienced Information

Technology specialists on hand?

If you have experienced IT specialists on site, they may require specific third-party archive management tools or prefer the powerful SQL

Server software capabilities of the ADX.

1 Be aware of the physical limitations of hard disk space available on the computer. You must have room for all installed programs, the active database, archives, temporary database files, and other supporting files. Automatic archiving does not take place if no free disk space is available.

2 A typical system consists of an ADS and 4 to 5 NAEs with approximately 20% of points trended at 30-minute intervals.

3 A typical system consists of an ADX and 15 NAEs with approximately 20% of points trended at 15-minute intervals.

Table 7: Client Computer Requirements for Site Management Portal UI , SCT, and Metasys UI

Site Management Portal UI Metasys UI

Recommended Processor

1

System Configuration Tool (SCT)

1.8 GHz or higher Pentium ® 4 processor

(800 MHz Pentium 4 processor minimum)

4 GB (1 GB minimum)

1

1.8 GHz or higher Pentium ® 4 processor (800 MHz

Pentium 4 processor minimum)

4 GB (1 GB minimum)

1 Recommended Random

Access Memory (RAM)

Hard Disk Capacity

Supported Operating

System

40 GB hard disk (minimum) 40 GB hard disk (minimum)

Windows 8.1 Pro or Windows 8.1 Enterprise

(64-bit)

Windows 8.1 Pro or Windows 8.1 Enterprise (64-bit)

Windows 8 Pro or Windows 8 Enterprise (64-bit)

Windows 8 Pro or Windows 8 Enterprise

(64-bit)

Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate

Edition with SP1 (32-bit or 64-bit)

Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or

Ultimate Edition with SP1 (32-bit or 64-bit)

Windows XP ® Professional with SP3 (32-bit)

Apple ® OS X ® 10.9 Mavericks

Windows XP ® Professional with SP3

(32-bit) Apple OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion

Apple ® OS X ® 10.9 Mavericks

Apple OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion


Table 7: Client Computer Requirements for Site Management Portal UI , SCT, and Metasys UI

Site Management Portal UI Metasys UI

Supported Web Browsers

System Configuration Tool (SCT)

Windows Internet Explorer ® Version 8, 9,

10, or 11

Windows Internet Explorer ® 10 and 11

Google ® Chrome ™ version 30 or later

Apple Safari ® version 6.0.5 and 7.0

Apple ® Safari ® 7 or later

Other browsers, such as Google ® Chrome and Mozilla ® Firefox ® , may also be used but are not fully supported.

Note: In Internet Explorer 11, select the

Use Microsoft compatibility lists option, found under Tools >

Compatibility View Settings, to ensure that websites appear and function correctly.

Note: In Internet Explorer 11, select the Use

Microsoft compatibility lists option, found under Tools > Compatibility View Settings, to ensure that websites appear and function correctly.

Note: Metasys UI does not support InPrivate

Browsing. To exit InPrivate Browsing, close the browser window and open a new browser window.

Note: In OS X, you cannot view

Graphics+ graphics in the Site

Management Portal UI.

Note: You use the web browser to download the Launcher application.

After you install the Launcher application, you use the Launcher, not the web browser, to log in to the

Site Management Portal (SMP) UI.

Note: Metasys UI does not support incognito mode. To exit incognito mode, click or tap the X icon of the browser window or tab and then open a new browser window or tab.

For more information on incognito mode in

Google Chrome, click here .

Note: Metasys UI does not support private browsing. To exit private browsing, click or tap Private in the browser window.

Note: Other web browsers, such as Mozilla ®

Firefox ® , are not officially supported by the

Metasys UI. However, the Metasys UI may appear and function appropriately in these web browsers.

Android ™ 4.4 or later Supported Mobile Phone

Operating Systems

N/A

Supported Tablet Operating

Systems

N/A

Network Communication iOS 7.0 or later

Android 4.4 or later iOS 7.0 or later

Ethernet network interface card

10/100/1,000 Mbps

Ethernet network interface card 10/100/1,000 Mbps

Follow these guidelines and recommendations:

Note: The ADS supports only one network interface card.

• For optimal performance, use a wired connection for computers browsing to the Metasys UI.

• Alternatively, for mobile phones and tablets, you can use a wireless IEEE 802.11 connection on a 4G network. Browsing to the Metasys UI over a 3G communications network is possible, but it is not recommended or supported.

• High latency (also called lag or wait time) can cause the Metasys UI to disconnect from the

ADS or ADX.

• Signal strength impacts the overall performance of the Metasys UI. For the best results, ensure you have a strong signal for your wireless connection.

Monitor 1024 x 768 or higher resolution and 16-bit or higher color depth

1024 x 768 or higher resolution and 16-bit or higher color depth


Technical Specifications

Application and Data Server (ADS) System Requirements

Table 8: Application and Data Server (ADS) System Requirements (5 Users)

Recommended Computer Platform

1

3.4 GHz Intel ® Core ™ Quad processor

2 x 500 GB hard disk (RAID 1)

2

with 40 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID 1

(mirroring) with disk write-caching turned on.

Recommended Memory

4

Supported Operating Systems

Database Software

5

and

DVD drive

Note: Prerequisite software includes the supported operating system, database software, .NET Framework, and any other software or service packs required for your ADS configuration.

Graphics card (1 GB RAM, ATI ® Technologies or NVIDIA ® Corporation, 64-bit compatible [for 64-bit operating systems], Small Form Factor [SFF] if required)

3

8 to 16 GB RAM (64-bit systems)

4 GB RAM (32-bit systems)

Windows 8.1 Pro and Windows 8.1 Enterprise Editions (64-bit)

Supports Microsoft SQL Server ® 2014 Express (64-bit)

6

, Microsoft SQL Server 2012

Express with SP2 (64-bit), or Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with SP2 (64-bit)

Windows ® 8 Pro and Windows 8 Enterprise Editions (64-bit)

Supports Microsoft SQL Server ® 2014 Express (64-bit)

6

, Microsoft SQL Server 2012

Express with SP2 (64-bit), or Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with SP2 (64-bit)

Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate Editions with SP1 (32-bit or

64-bit)

Supports Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Express (32-bit or 64-bit)

6

, Microsoft SQL Server

2012 Express with SP2 (32-bit or 64-bit), or Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with SP2 (32-bit or 64-bit)

Note: The OS and software must both be 32-bit or 64-bit.

Microsoft Hyper-V ™ , VMware ®

Site Management Portal (SMP)

Supported Virtual Environments

Supported User Interfaces

Additional Software Included with the

ADS

Metasys UI

Ready Access Portal

CCT software

Export Utility software

Metasys Database Manager software

SCT software

Launcher software

Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express software with SP2 (64-bit)

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express software with SP2 (32-bit and 64-bit)

Microsoft .NET Framework Version 3.5

SP1


Table 8: Application and Data Server (ADS) System Requirements (5 Users)

Optional Hardware Any network or local printer supported by the qualified Windows operating system

Optional Software Graphic Generation Tool

1 Our computer platform and memory recommendations are not meant to imply that older or slower machines are not usable.

Refer to the Network and IT Guidance for the BAS Professional Technical Bulletin (LIT-12011279) for more information regarding computer/server recommendations.

2 For best performance, use Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) hard drives, not Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) hard drives.

3 For improved performance in configurations where ADS and Ready Access Portal share the same computer.

4 For best performance, use the maximum amount of memory that the computer allows.

5 Refer to the Network and IT Guidance for the BAS Professional Technical Bulletin (LIT-12011279) for specific Microsoft

Windows operating system settings that may be required for your Metasys system configuration.

6 To use SQL Server 2014 with Metasys products, you must install Microsoft cumulative update package 3 (KB2984923) for

SQL Server 2014. To download the update package, visit http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2984923/ .

Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified

10 or 25 User ADX)

Table 9: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified ADX Systems, 10 or 25 Users)

Recommended Server Platform

1

2.20 GHz E5 Series Intel Xeon ® Quad Core single processor or better


2

with 40 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID 1 (mirroring) with disk write-caching turned on.

DVD drive

Note: ADX prerequisite software includes the Windows operating system, SQL Server software, Windows .NET Framework, and any other software or SPs required by your ADX configuration.

16 GB RAM (10 or 25 user ADX)


3


4

and Database Software

Windows Server ® 2012 R2 (64-bit)

5

Supports Microsoft SQL Server 2014 (64-bit)

6

, Microsoft SQL Server 2012 with SP2 (64-bit), or Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP2 (64-bit)

Windows Server 2012 (64-bit)

5


6


Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1 (64-bit)

7


6


Windows Server 2008 with SP2 (32-bit)

7

Supports Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP2 (32-bit)

Note: A 32-bit operating system only supports a maximum of 4 GB memory. For best performance, use a 64-bit operating system.

Supported Virtual Environments Microsoft Hyper-V ™ , VMware ®

Supported User Interfaces Site Management Portal (SMP)

Metasys UI

Ready Access Portal


Table 9: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified ADX Systems, 10 or 25 Users)

Additional Software Included with the ADX

CCT software Microsoft SQL Server 2012 software with SP2

(64-bit)

8

Optional Hardware

Optional Software



SCT software

Microsoft .NET Framework Version 3.5 SP1

Launcher software

Note: The Metasys Advanced Reporting System requires an ADX. The SCT computer must be online and accessible to the ADX at all times.

Any network or local printer supported by the qualified Windows operating system

Energy Essentials

Graphic Generation Tool



2 For best performance, use SAS hard drives (not SATA hard drives) that use RAID controllers with write caching enabled.

3 For best performance, use the maximum amount of memory. An ADX with 16 GB RAM has much greater performance than an ADX with only 4 GB RAM. A 32-bit operating system does not support more than 4 GB of RAM.



5 For SQL Server 2014 software or SQL Server 2012 software, you must purchase a SQL Server software license for each individual processor core (with a minimum of four core licenses). For example, if you have a single processor with dual cores, purchase four core licenses (the minimum) for SQL Server 2014 software or SQL Server 2012 software.



7 For SQL Server 2008 R2 software, you must purchase a SQL Server software license for each individual processor you have. You do not need to purchase multiple licenses if you have a single processor divided into multiple cores. For example, if you have a single processor with dual cores, purchase one license for SQL Server software.

8 SQL Server software is only included with the MS-ADX10SQL product.

Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified

50 or 100 User ADX)

Table 10: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified ADX Systems, 50 or 100

Users)


1

Two processors: 2.20 GHz Intel Xeon ® Dual Processors with a minimum of 4 cores each

6 x 300 GB 15,000 RPM hard disk (RAID 5)

2

with 50 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID 5 with disk write-caching turned on.


RAID Controller-PERC H710 with 512 NV Cache

DVD drive

Note: ADX prerequisite software includes the Windows operating system, SQL Server software, Windows .NET Framework, and any other software or SPs required by your ADX configuration.

32 GB RAM


Table 10: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified ADX Systems, 50 or 100

Users)


3

and Database Software


4


6



4


6



5


6




Metasys UI


Ready Access Portal

CCT software



Microsoft SQL Server 2012 software with SP2

(64-bit)

7


SCT software

Launcher software




Any network or local printer supported by the qualified Windows operating system.

Energy Essentials













Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split

10 or 25 User ADX)

Table 11: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split ADX Systems, 10 or 25 Users)


1

Web/Application Server

2.20 GHz E5 Series Intel Xeon ® Quad Core single processor or better.


2

with 40 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software

4

and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID 1 (mirroring) with disk write-caching turned on.

DVD drive

Note: Advanced Reporting System and Energy Essentials can reside on the ADX web/application server.

Note: Metasys UI must reside on the ADX web/application server.

Database Server

2.20 GHz E5 Series Intel Xeon ® Quad Core single processor or better.

2 x 600 GB hard disk (RAID 1) with 40 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software

4

and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID 1 (mirroring) with disk write-caching turned on.

DVD drive

SCT Computer

In a split configuration, you cannot install SCT or Ready Access Portal software on either the ADX web/application server computer or the ADX database server computer. Refer to the System Configuration Tool Catalog Page (LIT-1900198) for current SCT computer requirements.

16 GB RAM (web/application server and database server for 10 or 25 user ADX)


3


5

,

6

with Supported Database

Software


7


9



7


9



8


9


Windows Server 2008 with SP2 (32-bit)

8

Supports Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP2 (32-bit)

Note: A 32-bit operating system only supports a maximum of 4 GB memory. For best performance, use a 64-bit operating system.



Metasys UI

Ready Access Portal


Table 11: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split ADX Systems, 10 or 25 Users)


CCT software Microsoft SQL Server 2012 software with SP2

(64-bit)

10






SCT software

Launcher software


Any network or local printer supported by the qualified Windows operating system.

Energy Essentials





3 For best performance, use the maximum amount of memory. An ADX with 16 GB RAM has much greater performance than an ADX with only 4 GB RAM. Also, a 32-bit operating system only supports a maximum of 4 GB of RAM.

4 ADX prerequisite software includes the Windows operating system and SQL Server software, Windows .NET Framework, and any other software or service packs required for your ADX configuration.

5 The web/application and database servers must have the same operating system installed.









Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split

50 or 100 User ADX)

Table 12: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split ADX System, 50 or 100 Users)


1

Web/Application Server


6 x 300 GB 15,000 RPM hard disk (RAID 5)

2

with 50 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software

4

and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID

5 with disk write-caching turned on.


DVD drive

Note: ARS and Energy Essentials can reside on the ADX web/application server.

Note: Metasys UI must reside on the ADX web/application server.

Database Server


6 x 300 GB 15,000 RPM hard disk (RAID 5) with 50 GB free space after installation of all prerequisite software

4

and before installation of ADS software. Configure RAID

5 with disk write-caching turned on.


DVD drive

SCT Computer

In a split configuration, you cannot install SCT or Ready Access Portal software on either the ADX web/application server computer or the ADX database server computer.

Refer to the System Configuration Tool Catalog Page (LIT-1900198) for current SCT computer requirements.

32 GB RAM


3

Supported Operating Systems and

Database Software

5 , 6

Supported Virtual Environments

Supported User Interfaces


7


9

, Microsoft SQL Server 2012 with SP2

(64-bit), or Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP2 (64-bit)


7


9




8


9



Microsoft Hyper-V ™ , VMware ®

Site Management Portal (SMP)

Metasys UI

Ready Access Portal


Table 12: Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split ADX System, 50 or 100 Users)

Additional Software Included with the

ADX

CCT software Microsoft SQL Server 2012 software with

SP2 (64-bit)

10





SCT software

Microsoft .NET Framework Version 3.5

SP1

Launcher software


Any network or local printer supported by the qualified Windows operating system

Energy Essentials





3 For best performance, use the maximum amount of memory. An ADX with 32 GB RAM has much greater performance than an ADX with only 16 GB RAM. A 32-bit operating system does not support more than 4 GB of RAM.

4 ADX prerequisite software includes the Windows operating system and SQL Server software, Windows .NET Framework, and any other software or service packs required for your ADX configuration.

5 The web/application and database servers must have the same operating system installed.








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Features and Benefits

Application and Data Server

Platform

Introduction

Application and Data Server

(ADS)

Extended Application and Data

Server (ADX)

Applications

Access through the Launcher

Application

User Experience

Site Management Portal UI

Metasys UI

Ready Access Portal UI

Features of the Site Management

Portal UI

Navigating through the Network

Realistic Displays with Graphics+

Global Search

Global Command

Managing Alarm and Event Messages

Trend Analysis

User Views and Tailored

Summaries

Reports

Configuring Schedules

System Security

ADX with the Metasys Advanced

Reporting System

ADX with Energy Essentials

ADX Split Configuration

Extended Application and Data Server (ADX) Split Configuration

Guidelines

Included Software Tools

Export Utility

Metasys Database Manager

System Configuration Tool (SCT)

Controller Configuration Tool (CCT)

Ordering Information

Operating Systems and SQL Server Combinations

ADS and ADX Application Tables

Technical Specifications

Application and Data Server (ADS) System Requirements

Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified

10 or 25 User ADX)

Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Unified

50 or 100 User ADX)

Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split

10 or 25 User ADX)

Extended Application and Data Server System Requirements (Split

50 or 100 User ADX)

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