Flash Chat, Web Messenger, Chat Software, Java Chat Server, Live Help Chat, PHP Chat

Supported Platforms
Hardware Requirements
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Requirements
Port Requirements

Supported Platforms

Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP/Vista

Solaris/Sparc 2.6, 7,8,9

Solaris/Intel 2.6,7,8,9

Compaq Tru64

IRIX

HP-UX 10.20, 11

AIX 4.3.x

Linux Redhat 6.3, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 9

Linux Caldera

TurboLinux

Mac OS Classic 8.1 - 9.X

Mac OS X 10.0 - 10.1

Mac OS X Server


Hardware Requirements

123 Web Messenger Chat Software will be compatible with most server hardware.

The minimum hardware requirements are as follows:

586/200 MHz or faster processor

64 MB of RAM or more

100 MB free hard disk space or more

Dedicated PII/400 MHz with 256 MB RAM is eligible to handle 500 or more concurrent users.

Adding extra RAM and processors will improve the performance of 123 Web Messenger.


Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Requirements

A Java Virtual Machine (JVM), or a Java Developer Kit (JDK), fully compliant with the Sun J2SDK 5.0 is required to run the 123 Web Messenger. We recommend J2SDK 5.0 or a higher version.

For the current version of JDK, visit: http://java.sun.com/.



Note: The Windows and Linux versions of 123 Web Messenger Chat Software now include Sun J2SDK 5.0, so it won't be necessary to install JDK again.

 

Port Requirements

123 Web Messenger Chat Software needs at least ONE free port. The default port is: 1558 

123 Web Messenger Chat Software can listen to two ports simultaneously to guarantee the accessibility:

A low one (<1024) and a high one (1024~65535)

To ensure your users not have to configure a firewall before accessing 123 Web Messenger, the low port can be set to 80 or 443, since it is allowed by most users' firewalls.

But remember, ports below 1024 can only be accessed using flash player 7 or 8. That's why you may set a high port (1024~65535) to serve lower version flash player.

123 Flash Chat Server Software has a built-in web server JUST for testing purpose. The default port value for this web server is 1560.

Note: In Linux, only root user can start the ports below 1024.