System requirements CABAS/CAB Plan

The application is supported by the following operating systems:

Windows 10 (not RT)
Windows 11
Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2019
Windwos Server 2022

Preinstalled software

Microsoft .Net Framework 4.8 - Download here External link, opens in new window.
Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime - Download here External link, opens in new window. (Evergreen Standalone Installer)

Web applications are supported by the following browsers*

Microsoft Edge
Google Chrome
Firefox
Safari

*)The web applications are designed to work with the most recent version of the browser. The web applications can work with older versions. However, we cannot make any guarantees.

Connection

Network capacity/connection 10 Mbit/s (note: both upstream and downstream) to the internet

Web proxy

CAB Service Platform and use of Web Proxies

CABAS specific requirements

Protsessor: Minimum 2 cores, 2GHz,
RAM: min 500 MB (CAB recommends hardware with at least 2 GB installed RAM)
Hard disk: 150 MB available
Screen resolution: Minimum 1920*1080

CAB PLAN specific requirements

Processor: Minimum 2 cores, 2GHz
RAM: 500 MB free space available (CAB recommends hardware with at least 2 GB installed RAM)
Hard disk: 150 MB available

CAB PLAN specific recommendations

Preinstalled software

Microsoft .Net Framework 4.7.2 - Download here External link, opens in new window.

Computer:

Screen resolution*: Minimum 1920*1080.

*) Scale should be set to 100% (laptops often has 125% as default setting). Higer scaling or lower resolution can be used but may degrade user expericence.

Comunication

The client application is executed on the local PCs but retrieves and saves data in CAB's operating environment. This means that an internet connection is required in order to run the system. The broadband requirement is set at 10 Mbit/s (both upstream AND downstream) to achieve good response times. The system can be used at lower bandwidths. The response times for loading photos and 3D will be most affected by the available bandwidth.

Installation or update of CSP software uses Amazon CloudFront to provide good download performance and high accessibility. Push notifications to the client and accelerated photo downloading uses Microsoft Azure based functions.

The following network destinations are used by the application:

Application communication (*.cabgroup.net, *.cab.se, port 443/HTTPS (TLS1.2))
Software installation/updating (*.cloudfront.net, port 443/HTTPS (TLS1.2), fallback for the above)
Push notifications for client (*.servicebus.windows.net, port 9354, fallback for port 443, own protocol)
Accelerated photo downloading (*.blob.core.windows.net, port 443/HTTPS (TLS1.2))
3D images (cabas.cab.se, port 80/HTTP, NTLMv2)

See Technical Network Specification* for a compilation of network destinations and "IP range" for application communication.

(More detailed domain information can be obtained on request.).

Security

Users are identified by a username and password. Password rules are in place to ensure the password is not too simple. CABAS does not use any proprietary authentication codes, but uses Active Directory to manage users. The user must state their user details at log in. There is a function to remember the most recently used user details. These details are encrypted and saved in the user's catalogue (Documents and settings). The traffic between the client and the server is encrypted with HTTPS (TLS1.2) and the website uses certificates to ensure identity. All files downloaded from the CABAS website are signed with CAB's certificate for code signing. All HTTPS (TLS1.2) certificates are issued by Thawte and code signing (as from CSP 5.3) uses Verisign as the issuer.