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The operational architecture schemes are available only for the following ACFA Intellect service modules:

  • Time and Attendance;
  • Event Manager;
  • Access Manager.

Three basic architectural schemes can be used:

  1. Server with a local client – a single Server/RAW with the ACFA Intellect integration modules and service modules installed on it.
  2. Multi-server architecture – several Servers/RAWs with the ACFA Intellect integration modules and service modules installed on each of them. In this case, service modules can be used on any of the Servers/RAWs.
  3. Server with a remote client – one or more Servers/RAWs and RMWs. In this case, service modules are usually used on the RMW, and their primary configuration is performed on the Server/RAW

Three main architecture schemes can be in use to create the system of time and attendance:

  1. Single-core system – administrator work place where only one computer is in use, to which the ACS hardware connected and one module is in use.
  2. Multi-core system – several work places with administrator rights are in use (e.g. several Servers of ACS, SFA and PSS modules package or video server +sever of ACS, SFA and PSS modules package). In this case both of one and several Time and Attendance modules can be in use.
  3. Core-slave system where one or several cores and monitoring places are in use. Most often the working with module is performed in monitoring places and initial configuration is performed on the ACS, SFA and PSS modules package Server.