LiveDDM

End-of-Life Environments

The Doctor Company does not recommend installing LiveDDM  on Operating Systems that have passed "End-of-Life" according to the Operating System Vendor (i.e., Microsoft). For example, Microsoft Windows XP, Home Server (incl 2011), Windows Server 2003 through 2008 (including R2) are not recommended. If you are concerned that your system may be unsupported by Microsoft, please check the following link https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/hub/4095338/microsoft-lifecycle-policy

Please make sure that you are aware of your current Operating System's "End-of-Life".  Microsoft Windows 7 reached "End-of-Life" on January 14th, 2020.  This means that your Windows 7 workstations and/or network are vulnerable to modern viruses and other security threats.

The LiveDDM "server" does not require specialized hardware (i.e., Intel Xeon processor, excessive RAM, etc).  The requirements below are based on a server setup where the machine acting as the server is used for LiveDDM data only.  That is, the machine is not used as a LiveDDM workstation.  If the machine is to be shared with other processes (i.e., imaging software, LiveDDM workstation, etc), then the requirements below should be increased accordingly to accommodate the workload.

Domain Controllers

Please note that we do not implicitly support installing LiveDDM Server on a machine that is acting as a Domain Controller. Due to LiveDDM's requirement for SQL Server and Network Shares, installing LiveDDM Server on a machine acting as a Domain Controller could present a significant security and/or performance risk to both the Office and Patient Data.  As such, we require explicit consent from the practice owner before proceeding.