| | Legend |  |  | | Supported | Δ | Added or changed information since the last release, modification, or fix pack. This mark in the far left column indicates new or changed information in the row. | | x86 | Intel® 32-bit processors, including IBM System x™, eServer xSeries®, and BladeCenter® servers. | | POWER | IBM POWER™ based processors, including IBM System p®, eServer pSeries®, System i™ and eServer iSeries® servers. | Server hardware and operating systems IBM eDiscovery Analyzer requires one of the following operating systems and the associated server. Back to top System size The following table defines small, medium, and large eDiscovery Analyzer systems.  | System size | Number of documents to be processed |  | Small | Suitable for approximately 10,000 to 100,000 documents. Usually one eDiscovery Analyzer server. |  | Medium | Suitable for approximately 100,000 to 1,000,000 documents. Usually one or two eDiscovery Analyzer servers. |  | Large | Suitable for approximately 1,000,000 to 10,000,000 documents. Usually four eDiscovery Analyzer servers. | Back to top Memory and Processors The following table specifies basic server processor and RAM requirements for an eDiscovery Analyzer system.
To optimize performance, different processor and memory configurations are suggested for small, medium, and large systems. For multiple server configurations, ensure that you have the same processor and memory model on all eDiscovery Analyzer servers.
Back to top Disk space The minimum disk space required to install eDiscovery Analyzer is 1 GB, plus 1 GB of temporary space. The disk space requirements for running the system can vary and depend on the average document size, the number of documents in the case, and number of cases.
For a multiple node configuration, the disk space requirements affect the main node in the eDiscovery Analyzer setup, as all the case related data is stored on the main node. On the helper nodes, there is no specific disk requirement other than the minimum disk requirement to install. The following disk space requirements are suggested for the main eDiscovery Analyzer node for an average use case. * In multiple server configurations, the main server hosts all the case related data and indexes, therefore requiring the listed amount of space. The helper servers are used for processing power. Back to top Prerequisite software IBM eDiscovery Analyzer requires the following software as a prerequisite.  | Prerequisite software | Operating system: | Notes | AIX | Win | Δ | IBM InfoSphere eDiscovery Manager V2.1.1 | | |  | Back to top Content management servers IBM eDiscovery Analyzer requires one of the following content management servers. Back to top Document archives The content management servers require one of the following archives. Back to top Client operating systems Clients running one of the following operating systems can access and run the IBM eDiscovery Analyzer Web client. Back to top Client browsers Clients running one of the following Web browsers can access and run the IBM eDiscovery Analyzer Web client. Client systems must have the necessary hardware to support a browser that supports frames and JavaScript™.  | Browser | Operating system: | Notes | AIX | Win |  | Microsoft Internet Explorer V7.x |  | | You must enable JavaScript in the browser.
Adobe Flash Player V9.x must be installed. | Δ | Mozilla Firefox V3.x | | | You must enable JavaScript in the browser.
Adobe Flash Player V9.x must be installed. | Recommendations: The IBM eDiscovery Analyzer Web client is best viewed with a screen resolution of 1024x768 or larger. For the best performance, use Microsoft Internet Explorer V7.x or Mozilla Firefox V3.x. Back to top E-mail client applications IBM eDiscovery Analyzer supports the following e-mail client applications.  | Browser | Operating system: | Notes | AIX | Win |  | Microsoft Outlook 2007 |  | | You must also install Microsoft Outlook on the IBM eDiscovery Analyzer server if you plan to index and search Outlook e-mail. | Back to top Change history | History | Date | Change | | Release | July 2009 |  | |