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What are the primary features of Nuance Management Center Cloud Subscription?
Cloud Administration – Manage Dragon users and settings through browser access.
User Management – Control accounts, profiles, groups, and permissions centrally.
Usage Reporting – Monitor adoption, activity, and speech usage clearly.
Shared Customization – Distribute vocabularies, commands, and auto-texts efficiently.
IT Efficiency – Reduce local infrastructure and simplify administrative workload.
Workflow Excellence – Sustains scalable speech productivity across managed organizations.
| Operating Systems | Windows Server 2019: Standard / Datacenter Windows Server 2016: Essentials / Standard / Datacenter Windows Server 2012 R2: Foundation / Essentials / Standard / Datacenter Windows Server 2012: Foundation / Essentials / Standard / Datacenter |
| Processor | Quad-Core server with 2 GHz CPU for Local Authenticator. Dual-Core 2 GHz CPU for Nuance NCC AD Integration Service. |
| Memory RAM | 8 GB minimum RAM for Local Authenticator. 4 GB minimum RAM for Nuance NCC AD Integration Service. |
| Hard Disk | 4.0 GB disk storage for Local Authenticator. 4 GB free space for rolling logs for Nuance NCC AD Integration Service. |
| Display | Standard display compatible with the respective operating system. |
| Special Features | Cloud-hosted Nuance Management Center administration console. Centralized Dragon client management. Active Directory single sign-on support. Local Authenticator service for cloud-hosted NMC authentication. Windows integrated authentication. HTTPS authentication with TLS 1.2 support. Nuance NCC AD Integration Service for user provisioning and deprovisioning. LDAP directory access. Trusted or Windows Single sign-on protocol support for deprovisioning. Auth0 machine-to-machine application support. User Sync microservice communication. NMC audit events for provisioning and deprovisioning. License assignment and license revocation management. |
| Note | Latest version of Microsoft .NET Framework required for Local Authenticator. SSL certificate issued by a certificate authority required. Self-signed certificates are not supported. Port 443 must be open for communication with the Nuance Management Center server. Port 389 TCP is required for Active Directory single sign-on setup. Nuance NCC AD Integration Service must be installed on or next to the LDAP server. Active Directory supporting the LDAP protocol is required for user provisioning. Active Directory supporting LDAP or Trusted or Windows Single sign-on protocol is required for user deprovisioning. Nuance Field Services provides the integration service installation file, Client ID, Client Secret, API Audience, Authentication Authority, and User Sync Server values. Valid email addresses are required for users evaluated for deprovisioning. |