Nuance Management Center
Table Of Contents
- Configuration and client installation guide
- About this guide
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Installation checklists
- Chapter 3: Preparing for your server installation
- Chapter 4: Installing the servers
- Chapter 5: Post-installation tasks
- Chapter 6: Preparing for your Active Directory single sign-on configuration
- Chapter 7: Installing the Local Authenticator
- Chapter 8: Preparing for your Dragon Group client installation
- Chapter 9: Installing the Dragon Group client
- Chapter 10: Installing the Dragon client with Settings
- Chapter 11: Configuring the Dragon client for NMS
- Chapter 12: Scheduling Optimization Tasks
- Chapter 13: Working with Custom Commands
- Chapter 14: Upgrading the Dragon client
- Chapter 15: Managing Logs and Errors
- Chapter 16: Using Dragon over a remote desktop connection
- Use Dragon through a remote desktop connection
- Remote desktop connection support
- Support for dictation sources over a remote desktop connection
- System Requirements for using Dragon through a remote desktop connection
- Installing Dragon on the server and the client
- Configuring the Windows server
- Configuring Windows Server 2008 R2
- Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 Part 1
- Configuring Windows 7 Ultimate Server
- Configuring the Dragon clients
- User Profiles and using Dragon through a Remote Desktop session
- Appendix A: Options for MSI Installations
- Appendix B: Stand-Alone Mode Installation Options
- Appendix C: Database backups
Chapter 1: Introduction
Physical architecture
The physical configuration of Nuance Management Center includes:
l Application server—The NMC server. Stores user accounts, settings, and administrative information. Can be a
single machine, or, in large installations, can be multiple servers load-balanced by a network traffic switch. Can be
the Nuance-hosted NMC server in the cloud, or a server that you install and host on-premise.
l Database server—Hosts the SQL database that stores your data, like sites, groups, and licenses. Can be the
same physical machine as your application server.
l Dragon clients—Client computers with Dragon Group installed.
If you choose to host your own NMC server on-premise, there are two configuration options:
l Single-tier—Your application server and database server are located on the same physical machine.
l Two-tier—Your application server and database server run on separate machines.
If you're hosting your own NMC server, the installation process installs the NMC server, database server, and NMC
console from a single executable file. During the installation, you can choose the location of your database server.
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