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At the heart of the MyOwnRadar setup is a client-provided Pentium-class
computer running Windows 2003, XP, or VISTA with at least 512 MB of memory. This
is the computer that will run the MyOwnRadar executable and then
upload the generated image files to a web server or write the files
to a local hard drive. MyOwnRadar can be configured to send its
images to both destinations if desired.
In order to create and upload the various images 24/7, the computer
running the MyOwnRadar software must have a broadband Internet
connection with both http and ftp access capabilities. MyOwnRadar
will pull the raw data from our satellite-fed, high speed data
servers via standard http protocol. It will then upload the rendered
imagers to the client's web server using standard ftp protocol.
The Tech Support and Software Maintenance group at StormQuest
requests remote access to the computer running the client's
MyOwnRadar program in order to perform routine software maintenance,
upgrades and enhancements, and to set internal parameters based
on any given day's atmospheric conditions. Most of these procedures
will be performed between midnight and 4 AM and during quiet weather
conditions to ensure minimum impact on web visitors.
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