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KB-0195: How much memory is used by Centrify Direct Control agent?

Centrify DirectControl ,   Centrify Identity Service, Mac Edition ,  

12 April,16 at 11:24 AM

Question:

How much memory is used by Centrify Direct Control agent. Is there any recommendation about the size of the memory allocated for CDC agents?


Answer:

The computer where Centrify DirectControl Agent is installed should meet the following requirements:

Centrify DirectControl Agent on Unix or Linux:
CPU Speed: Minimum 300 MHZ
RAM: 10MB
Disk space: 100MB

Centrify DirectControl Agent on Mac OS X:
CPU Speed: Minimum 300 MHZ
RAM: 10MB
Disk space: 100MB

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