Before deploying the CCS, note the following requirements:
CA Directory must already be installed on the computer that will host the CCS classification cache.
We expect the CCS to work with earlier releases of CA Directory r12.0, but these have not been tested.
Before you install your CCS servers, verify that the correct services, features, and roles are installed on the host servers. These requirements are summarized below. For full details, see Prepare the CCS Servers.
Windows Server 2008 R2 with IIS 7.x.
CCS servers may run on other 64-bit Windows operating systems, but these have not been tested.
Note: Windows Server 2008 R2 includes IIS 7.
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0
In particular, the following features are required:
The following role services are also required:
For details about installing the required roles and services, see Prepare the CCS Servers.
A SQL Server database engine must already be installed before you install a CCS server, either on the target computer for the CCS server or on a remote server. Because the load on the database is minimal, the Express Editions of SQL Server are suitable for the CCS. The supported versions are:
The 2008 Express Edition is included in the CCS distribution image.
Note: For SQL Server 2005, ensure that the SQL Server Browser service has started.
As a minimum, you must install a primary CCS server. To maximize performance, we recommend that you also install one or more secondary CCS servers and set up load balancing.
The preclassification agent supports 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. If you install the preclassification agent on:
You only need to install the preclassification agent on one server. Scanning jobs can use UNC paths to locate any supported files on any file server.
Install the preclassification agent on a single SharePoint front-end web server. Specifically, install the agent on the front-end web server where you want scanning jobs to run.
Note: Although all scanning jobs run on the same front-end web server, an individual scanning job can analyze documents stored in multiple locations on multiple servers.
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