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Web Security Deployment Guide (PDF) - Websense

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General <strong>Deployment</strong> RecommendationsSystem recommendationsThe <strong>Deployment</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> supplements provide hard disk space and RAMrecommendations for <strong>Web</strong>sense components in specific environments. The VMWaredocumentation provides recommendations for running VMWare.General recommendations for running <strong>Web</strong>sense software on VMWare include:RAID for fault toleranceQuad-Core Intel® Xeon® processor, 3.0 GHz or greater8 GB of RAM3 - 1 GB NICs are required; 4 - 1 GB NICs are recommended:• One NIC dedicated to the VMWare management console.• One NIC allocated for a virtual switch used to monitor traffic (stealth mode,without an IP address).• One NIC allocated for a virtual switch used for communication between<strong>Web</strong>sense components.• One NIC used by the VMWare host system for other communication.These recommendations can vary with a higher volume of Internet requests.No specific operating system is specified on which to run VMWare, although testingwith <strong>Web</strong>sense software was done on Windows Server 2003, SP2.<strong>Deployment</strong> configurationsIn VMWare environments, <strong>Web</strong>sense components can be installed on separate virtualmachines.The following tables provide possible deployments for <strong>Web</strong>sense software in adistributed environment.The recommendations in these tables are for small networks, with up to approximately2000 users. Hardware needs and component location may vary depending on thevolume of Internet requests. For larger networks, more system resources or more<strong>Deployment</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 25

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