Deploy n.Scope
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You may find the installation archive of our latest stable version . Current stable in v2.0.
n.Scope platform requires CPU, RAM, and high-performance hard drive space adapted to the total aggregated bandwidth observed by the probes attached to it.
For reference, the table below indicates the required server size based against the aggregated bandwidth:
10 Gbps
20
128 GB
50 GB
512 GB
25 Gbps
32
256 GB
50 GB
1 024 GB
50 Gbps
48
386 GB
50 GB
2 048 GB
100 Gbps
64
512 GB
50 GB
4 096 GB
n.Scope Specification are given for high intensity network workload, and for the full suite of software (Observability, Smart Alerting, Forensic.
Data Partition is sized for a data retention period of 90 days against the aggregated bandwidth observed by the probes.
To avoid any problem during the installation, it is safer to clean-up any potential other container system installed by default.
Installation must be performed as root. Log in the console as root using `sudo su` command.
Go to the installation directory and run the install script. It will create all the required files and directory for n.scope and its database to run.
Check that there are two directories at the installation location.
You should see two directories: 1. n.Scope 2. n.Probe
n.Probe repository will be used later on to install probes, rewinds and fusions.
Check that docker containers are running.
You should see four docker containers running.
Go to the next step of the installation procedure:
Nano Corp officially supports n.Scope installation on Oracle Linux version 8.8.