Requirements

Software Requirements

The following OS's are supported for running FileCloud Sierra

Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit, Windows 2012 64 bit (& R2), Windows Server 2016
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (from FileCloud release v15 onwards)
Debian 8.0 onwards

Please see the Installation page for additional options to install on AWS/Azure

Additionally, FileCloud can be run inside a Virtual Machine that can be hosted in almost any operating system including Mac OSX.

The following software is the minimum required by FileCloud to operate (installed automatically by our Windows or Linux installers):

Apache 2.2 and above
PHP 7.1.x (Anything below or above 7.1 is not supported)
Mongo 3.4.x
Memcached
PHP-MongoDB driver (1.2.3 and above)
PHP ionCube Loader Extension

The following software is the recommended configuration for FileCloud:

Apache 2.4.16 and above
PHP 7.1 in Linux and above
MongoDB 3.4
Memcached
PHP MongoDB Driver 1.2.3 and above
PHP ionCube Loader Extension

Browsers Supported

Internet Explorer 9 and above
Google Chrome 25.0 and above
Mozilla FireFox 24 and above
Safari 11 and above

For FileCloud Sync and FileCloud Drive applications, Windows 7 or higher version is required to run properly.

Hardware Requirements

FileCloud has fairly reasonable system requirements for small installation (~ 100 users)

Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630L v2 or equivalent Quad Core CPUs (2 GHz or higher) (Higher the better depending on additional configuration such as indexers, SOLr, Preview services etc)
Windows: 16 GB of RAM (higher is better) Linux: 16 GB (higher is better)
Storage can be from Physical Disk, SAN, NAS etc
Free disk space as needed

For larger installations, you might need to setup more powerful configurations to support FileCloud.

Network Ports

The following are the ports necessary for the operation for FileCloud.

Port No	Purpose	Internal/External	Remarks
80	HTTP Traffic	External	Port used for http traffic from all clients such as browser, FileCloud sync, FileCloud drive etc., This port should be opened to WAN if clients needs to access FileCloud over internet. For Production, Plain HTTP is NOT RECOMMENDED. ONLY SSL should be used.
443	HTTPS Traffic	External	Port used for https traffic from all clients such as browser, FileCloud sync, FileCloud drive etc., This port should be opened to WAN if clients needs to access FileCloud over internet.
389	LDAP	Internal	Optional port needed if FileCloud users needs to be authenticated against Active Directory or LDAP server This port need not be opened to WAN, as only FileCloud server will be using it within LAN.
636	LDAP SSL	Internal	Optional port needed if FileCloud users needs to be authenticated against a secure Active Directory or LDAP server This port need not be opened to WAN, as only FileCloud server will be using it within LAN.

If MongoDB is set to run on a different computer from the Webserver , then Port 27017 on the computer running MongoDB must be accessible from the Webserver computer in order for it to connect.,

Other Requirements

You need a public IP for the server running FileCloud. Typically, this means you need a static IP for the server as dynamic IPs provided by most ISPs keep changing.
Good quality network connection to the FileCloud Server. Minimum should be 512 Kbps upload and download for good experience. Faster the better.
You will typically need a top level domain name (for example: cloud.mycompany.com or mycompanycloud.com). You can purchase a domain name from any domain registrar and then point the DNS for that domain name to the public IP of the server that is running FileCloud.
You will also need a valid SSL certificate for your domain name to setup and use https with your filecloud server for best security.