Q & A SESAR

SESAR is our local server designed to ensure complete synchronization of confidential communications. In this document, we answer frequently asked technical questions to help you better understand its operation and integration.

1. Does SESAR work on Linux?
No, SESAR does not support Linux.

2. What operating system is required to install SESAR?

SESAR must be installed on a Windows machine. Linux or macOS systems are not supported.

3. What environment is required?
SESAR works with .NET Framework 4.8 and above (not .NET Core).

4. What is the disk space requirement?
500 GB recommended.

5. What is the recommended RAM?

A minimum of 8GB of RAM is required to ensure stable operation.

6. How does the webhook work?
We recommend a local call with signature (see technical documentation).

7. Can multiple instances be run on the same server?
Yes, without any limit imposed by SESAR — it depends on the machine's resources.

8. Is a valid email address required?
Yes, a valid email address is required.

9. Can multiple distinct entities be configured on the same SESAR server?
Yes. SESAR supports multi-tenant. It is possible to have several organizations (e.g., a company and its subsidiaries) on the same server, with separate directories and cryptographic keys.

10. What happens if I stop my SESAR service?
The data is not automatically deleted. It remains on the server until it is manually removed.

Consult our complete SESAR installation guide here:   SESAR (Secure Exchanges Send And Received) Installation Guide. Here you will find all the detailed steps to configure your server, activate the features and ensure optimal deployment.

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