> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/documentacion-editran/connect-3.2-en/instalacion/recursos.md).

# Minimum resources

Minimum resources required for the version on both Windows and Linux

**Software version:** Editran Connect v3.2.x

To ensure a successful installation and stable operation of Editran Connect, it is essential that the system meets a series of minimum requirements. These requirements ensure that all software components—including web services, the database engine, and the user interface—can operate correctly in the chosen environment.

> ⚠️ **Warning**:\
> These requirements represent the minimum needed to run Editran Connect under standard conditions. In high-load environments, multiple concurrent users, or advanced configurations, it may be necessary to increase CPU, memory, and storage capacity. It is recommended to validate the resources based on the actual usage scenario before deploying to production.

Below are the supported operating systems and the resources required for both Linux and Windows environments.

## Editran Connect Server

### Supported operating systems

* RHEL 9.x
* Windows Server 2019, 2022, 2025

> ℹ️ **Info**:\
> In this version, RHEL 8.x is no longer supported because Editran uses the OS's OpenSSL. Official support for OpenSSL version 1.1 **ended on 11/09/2023**, so at Editran we recommend using RHEL 9.x.

### Minimum recommended hardware

* x64 processor (64-bit), minimum 4 cores
* 16 GB of RAM
* 30 GB of free disk space / 100 GB recommended

### Additional requirements

* on Linux libraries: ncurses5, curl, OpenSSL 3.0
* User with execution permissions on the installation directory
* SMTP server compatible with the SMTP protocol (outgoing mail)
* Self-signed or certificate authority certificate for HTTPS (port 443)
* Bidirectional network connection to
  * internal IP and port 7777 to Editran Proxy
  * or public IP and port 7777 to remote systems
* Read/write access to local or shared directories for sending/receiving files
* If you have contracted the cloud signing service, the Editran server must have the capacity to connect via HTTPS with the cloud signing services. If you need more information, please contact the support team.
* Web browser access to `https://<ipServidor>:443` (recommended browser: Chrome)

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## Editran Connect Sign signing workstation

For users to be able to sign the documents sent by **Editran** from their workstations, they need to meet the following requirements:

### Signing workstation operating systems

Windows 11

### Minimum recommended hardware for signing

* x64 processor (64-bit)
* 4 GB RAM minimum.
* Minimum 5 GB of disk space.

### Other requirements

* User with administrator permissions and local service startup
* Have the public part of certificates (.cer extension) and CA on the server
* Have a certificate with private key (.pfx or .p12 extension) and CA installed on each signing workstation.
* User access `https://<ipServidor>:443` via web browser (recommended Chrome) and port 8085 (Editran Connect Sign)


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