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EXHIBIT 6 <br /> MINIMUM HARDWARE AND WORKSTATION SPECIFICATIONS <br /> Minimum Requirements —Windows NT/ 2000 Based MUNIS Server <br /> 1. Server <br /> The following are the minimum platform requirements for 200 concurrent users. Please <br /> keep in mind these are minimum recommendations. Deviations that do not meet these <br /> configurations are not guaranteed to perform at the level that we promise. Support for <br /> performance issues will be limited. The server must be a stand-alone application server <br /> with no other applications or services running on the Munis Server unless it is approved <br /> by Munis. <br /> Class E sites -up to 200 concurrent users: <br /> Dual Pentium III Xeon Processors (1 MB Cache) <br /> 6 GB RAM (Windows Advanced Server Edition required) <br /> Compatible Network Interface Card <br /> 2 - RAID 0+1/10 Capable F/W SCSI Quad Channel Controller <br /> 8 - 18 GB lOK RPM SCSI Hard Drives <br /> 8 MB Video Display Adapter <br /> 15" SVGA Monitor <br />' Internal CD Drive <br /> Internal Backup Tape Drive (DDS4,DLT, etc) <br /> Internal 1.44MB Floppy Drive <br /> 2—External Comm. Ports <br /> US Robotics External 56k Modem � <br /> Smart UPS - 6 outlets, sized for Server configuration ! <br /> Hardware Notes: <br /> - Support Connection: All Servers MUST have a PC Anywhere support connection, <br /> either by modem or reliable Internet connection. This connection must be tested by <br /> connecting to a modem in the Falmouth,Maine office. If using an Internet <br /> connection, the connection must be tested by a login from one of the support PC's <br /> located in the Falmouth, Maine office. <br /> - Common Ontions: RAID controller(s), Multiple Hard Drive Controllers, Multiple <br /> Bus Machines, Redundant power supplies, redundant cooling fans, Hot Swap drive <br /> bays. Many options exist that may improve performance or data integrity. When <br /> sizing a machine,keep in mind the following performance facts: <br /> - The disk sub system has the greatest impact on performance. <br /> - Increasing data integrity generally decreases overall performance. <br /> - Many small drives are more desirable than a few large drives. <br /> - RAID 5 is NOT the "best"RAID level; we highly recommend RAID 0+1 or RAID <br /> 10. <br /> - No RAID software. <br />