• Sage Fixed Assets Password Security (optional) requires Active Directory (AD) for Window's authentication mode. Sage Fixed Assets Network currently only supports Azure AD in hybrid mode. You must use Application authentication outside of hybrid mode. For more information on password security, see How to set up Password Security

Application Server:

• Microsoft Windows Server 2016, Server 2019 or Server 2022
• Added Windows Server 2025 for version 2026.0 only
• 64-bit supported
• 1.4 GHz processor
• 4 GB RAM
• 4.5 GB RAM required for Sage Fixed Assets-Reporting add-on
• 5 GB free disk space

Remote Access:

• Server 2016, Server 2019 or Server 2022 running Windows Terminal Services (Standard or Enterprise)
• Windows 10 Build 22H2 and above, Microsoft Windows 11 v22H2, v23H2 and v24H2

Desktop Client:

• Windows 10 Build 22H2 and above, Microsoft Windows 11 v22H2, v23H2 and v24H2
• 32-bit or 64-bit supported
• 1 GHz processor
• 2 GB RAM
• 2.5 GB RAM if using Sage Fixed Assets-Reporting
• 2 GB free disk space
• 2 GB free disk space if using Sage Fixed Assets-Reporting

• Sage Fixed Assets Network runs on the Sybase SQL database engine
• Once the Network Server install is complete: Share the SFAServ folder with full control to the local SYSTEM account. It also needs Read/Write permission to the Sage Fixed Asset user accounts on Sharing\Permissions and the Security tabs
• Sage Fixed Assets Network does NOT support Connecting across a WAN (Wide Area Network), VPN (Virtual Private Network) or Wireless connection to the Sybase Service. While these type of connections will sometimes work, random disconnects and slow performance are common issues. Sage Fixed Assets Customer support can’t troubleshoot any issues connecting via any of the above methods. Sage recommends connecting via a Terminal Service to a Client which is Local to the Sybase Service