Specifications

Installation Considerations

If possible, create a separate, non-journaled partition for $ZENHOME/perf (for RPM, /opt/zenoss/perf).

For more information about file system performance tuning and increasing RRD performance, browse to:

http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool-trac/wiki/TuningRRD

1.4. Client and browser support

Zenoss Core supports the client operating systems and web browser combinations shown in the following table.

Note

• The supported browsers must have Adobe® Flash® Player 11 (or a more recent version) installed.

Table 1.3. Client and Browser Support

Client OS Supported Browsers

Windows 7 • Internet Explorer 8 and 9

• Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

Windows 8.1 • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

Windows Server 2012 • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

Windows Server 2012 R2 • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

OS X Mountain Lion (10.8) • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

OS X Mavericks (10.9) • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

Ubuntu 13.10 • Firefox ESR 24 and 27.0

• Chrome 32

1.5. Post-Installation Performance Tuning Tasks

After your installation is complete, there are several configuration settings you should adjust to obtain proper perfor-

mance. Based upon the size of your planned deployment, changes to the MySQL configuration, as well as tuning of the

Zope configuration file, are required. See the chapter titled "Performance Tuning" in this guide for more information.