Product Specifications.pdf
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This document contains technical specifications for two StarWatch™ intrusion detection system server models: ACS-10113 (ICIDS-5 Application Server) and ACS-10124 (Device Server). Both are part of a product family with roots in a 1992 US Army ICIDS-I contract, demonstrating over 25 years of successful intrusion detection equipment deployment and backward hardware compatibility. The detailed configuration specifications for each server include Supermicro SuperServer hardware with specific components such as Intel Xeon processors, Micron DDR4 memory, Seagate storage drives, trusted platform modules, serial cards, Microsoft Windows Server, and SQL Server software. Both server models come with a 3-year Advanced Parts Replacement Warranty and Next Business Day (NBD) Onsite Service for Zone 0, and include system assembly, testing, and update management packages.
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CHARACTERISTICS/SPECIFICATION
1. Acs-10113: ICIDS-5 APPLICATION SERVER- The StarWatch™ Application Server is the headend of the DAQ StarWatch product family of intrusion detection equipment. This product family has its roots in the deployment of components and systems for the US Army ICIDS-I (1992) contract and has successfully met intrusion detection requirements for more than 25 years. It supports both new and old hardware for backward compatibility.
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2. ACS-10124: DEVICE SERVER- The StarWatch™ Application Server is the headend of the DAQ StarWatch product family of intrusion detection equipment.
This product family has its roots in the deployment of components and systems for the US Army ICIDS-I(1992) contract and has successfully met intrusion detection requirements for more than 25 years. It supports both new and old hardware for backward compatibility.
SPECS-
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