# Enterprise Deployment Information

This section provides additional information and resources for on-prem enteprise deployments. For assistance with setting up or managing your environments, please reach out to your dedicated Nanome representative.

# Recommended Infrastructure

The following diagram illustrates how network traffic in Nanome works, as well as what we recommend for your enterprise network infrastructure.

# IT & Networking Requirements

# Virtual Machine #1:

The recommended specs for the Private Server VM are:

Amazon AWS T2.Medium EC2 Windows 2012 Server or greater or *equivalent
1 quad core CPU (e.g., Intel Xeon 3440, E3-1230 etc.) 4 GB RAM 1 GBps NIC / uplink port speed
Windows Server 2012 and above
10GB + of storage space

# Virtual Machine #2:

The recommend specs for the Dedicated Plugins VM are:

Amazon AWS T2.Large EC2 Linux machine with 30 GB of disk storage or *equivalent
1 GBps NIC / uplink port speed
A Linux based operating system (Ubuntu or CentOS)
4 CPU - equiv. to an Intel Broadwell E5-2686v4 or higher
8GB of RAM
90GB of Storage space
1 GBps NIC /uplink port speed

# Inbound Ports

The following inbound ports are required for VM #1 to connect to the VR devices:

UDP 5055, 5056
TCP 443, 80, 8888

The following inbound ports are required for VM #2 to allow connection to plugin webpages (like Vault and Data Table):

TCP 80, 443

# Outbound Ports

The following outbound ports are needed on each of the VR devices for internal collaboration:

UDP Ports: 5055, 5056 towards VM #1
TCP Ports 8888 towards the VM #1
TCP Ports 80 & 443 towards VM #2
TCP Port 443 open for ”api.nanome.ai”
TCP Port 443 open for “home.nanome.ai”
TCP Port 443 open for “cms.nanome.ai”

# Nanome Collaboration for training sessions

The following outbound ports are needed on each of the VR devices for external training sessions with Nanome:

UDP 5055, 5056 towards the DNS “collaboration.nanome.ai”
TCP 8888 towards DNS “plugins.nanome.ai”

# Plugin Deployment Procedure & Security Info

# Steps for Deployment

(See our README doc (opens new window) for more details.)

Step 1: Provision the Dedicated Plugins Virtual Machine.
Step 2: SSH into the VM + Install Git & Docker.
Step 3: Pull the Nanome Plugin Deployer and run it.
Step 4: Docker Container Health Check.
Step 5: Validate the connection from the VR client.

# Plugins that Require DNS Entries

The Data Table, Vault, and Quickdrop plugins will be hosted differently than other plugins and will exist as DNS entries under your domain.

NTS_IP=<NTS_IP>

./deploy.sh -a $NTS_IP \
  --plugin data-table --nginx --url nanome-table.example.com \
  --plugin vault --nginx --url nanome-vault.example.com \
  --service quickdrop --nginx --url nanome-quickdrop.example.com

# HTTPS for Web Plugins and Services:

By default, self-signed certs in the nginx/certs folder are used, but if you'd like to provide your own certs, simply replace default.crt and default.key with your own certs.

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