If more than one operator needs to work simultaneously with the FOXMAN-UN, each additional workplace can either be equipped with a workstation running GUIs only, or with a Windows PC.

The additional workstations / PCs can be connected via a LAN sharing the same infrastructure, such as a printer, CD drive, etc.

In the following example, WS A (Main) runs the core with the database, agent(s), and GUIs; WS B (Standby) runs the core services, agent(s) and GUIs in case WS A is down or unreachable. WS C (LINUX) and the PC (Windows) run GUIs only.

In that example, three operators, one on WS A (WS B as optional standby), WS C, and the PC, can work on FOXMAN-UN simultaneously.

Additional PCs or workstations running the GUIs can be added to the LAN as required. Such a configuration is useful for middle sized networks.

The FOXMAN-UN administrators, using the available access administration features can define responsibilities separately for each operator.