Central Server Architecture
Central server architecture consists of a set of 13 server which work in unison. Users access the CMS applications via browser interface. As per the CMS application requirements, the application is deployed in centralized environments with online LAN/WAN (FOIS) connectivity. The CMS system supports the stakeholders and has a centralized architecture based on the deployment pattern. The CMS system supports the browser-based clients originated from respective places.
The details of servers are
1. Edge Server in Active / Passive cluster mode. 2. Web sphere ND in cluster Mode at OS as well as Application mode. 3. Database servers in Main Standby Cluster mode. 4. Tape Back up in LTO 5. SMS server to upload the smses to SMS gateway and response to the incoming smses to the clients. 6. LDAP directory server for user Authentication and security also in cluster.Read more about this topic: Railway Crew Management In India
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