Event Manager Description
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Security Management
Voice Services use the RSA Public Key Cryptosystem to provide secure
communications. A public key cryptosystem is a complex mathematical method
to secure digital communications. Public key encryption uses two algorithmic
keys: a public key used to encode the data and a private key required to decode it.
The encryption key is usually made public and the decryption key is kept secret.
Voice Services uses two additional types of keys to create two levels of security.
Default keys are common to all Voice Services and Control Centers, while unique
keys are generated for each individual server and Control Center. In order to
communicate with other Voice Services, an individual manager or the Control
Center must have the appropriate security keys. All Voice Services and Control
Center applications have the default key when installed; if the default key is
disabled, unique keys must be distributed to new servers or Control Centers
through a key management system.
While communications between Voice Services use RSA encryption, the SQL
database itself is not automatically encrypted. If database encryption is required,
the data must be encrypted on the servers which create the data.
System Requirements
Hardware
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Intel Pentium 166 MHz processor (minimum)
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64 MB RAM
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300 MB available (free) hard disk space
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CD-ROM drive
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Network Interface Adapter
Operating System
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Microsoft Windows NT® Server 4.0 (with Service Pack 3) or later
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