Code3 Networked Systems

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A computer network is an interconnected group of computers. In a network system, one computer is set up as a "file server" and any number of other computers are attached to that server via the network infrastructure as workstations. Each workstation user then has immediate and concurrent access to all information which resides on the hard disk drive of the file server. Each workstation computer is both a stand-alone computer as well as a member of the larger networked system of computers.

For larger agencies and applications, where more than one person must have immediate and simultaneous access to that organization's data, the Networked version of Code3 is the solution. Code3 software can be networked with either Microsoft Windows Servers or Novell NetWare Servers.

Typical Network System For Code3 Applications Enlarge Image

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