How many devices can be managed with ondeso SR?
Experience shows that several thousand devices per instance can be operated without issues. Beyond a certain scale, additional technical requirements apply, which are discussed during the planning phase.
How does an ondeso SR Proof of Concept (PoC) work?
Learn more about the ondeso SR PoC process here.
What does the licensing model look like?
The licensing model is based on the number of actively managed clients. It follows a subscription model with annual billing.
What are the installation requirements?
A Microsoft SQL database is required as well as a file share via SMB, CIFS or DFS. If the prerequisites are in place, installation takes only a few hours and full rollout just a few days.
Server side: Windows Server 2022 or newer, Microsoft SQL Server 2019, optional Active Directory for login.
OT client: Windows XP SP3 / Server 2003 SP1 or newer, at least 1 CPU core.
Is hardware upgrade required?
No, ondeso SR is purely software based and integrates into your existing infrastructure.
Is Active Directory required?
No, ondeso SR includes its own user management and works without Active Directory. However, an existing AD can optionally be used for authentication.
Is a domain required?
No, systems that are not part of a domain can also be managed.
Does the OT client require a framework such as .NET or Java?
No, the client component is delivered as a fully built package and does not require any additional framework or runtime environment. This avoids additional licensing costs, for example for Java, and reduces system complexity, which also simplifies vendor approvals. Issues with file exchange or parallel framework versions are avoided as well, which are common in such environments. Resource consumption on production systems remains minimal.
Are Linux operating systems supported?
Linux currently supports inventory functionality. A full Linux client is under development.