School server
A suitable school-managed server hosts the application and database for authorised local access.
Local school-network deployment
Testify runs on a school-managed server and local network. During normal examination operation, students connect to that local environment rather than depending on the public internet.
In plain language
The Testify application and database run in the school’s examination environment. Staff and student devices reach the application through the local network, while the database is not exposed directly to the public internet.
What your school needs
The final design should reflect how many candidates will sit at the same time, the condition of the school’s equipment and the importance of the planned examinations.
A suitable school-managed server hosts the application and database for authorised local access.
A reliable router, switches, cabling or approved wireless design connects examination devices to the server.
The number and condition of computers or tablets determine how many students can sit at the same time.
UPS, inverter or another suitable backup-power arrangement helps protect the examination session and school equipment.
A trained staff member coordinates users, examinations and the school’s day-to-day operating process.
Capacity without misleading promises
There is no per-student licence cap. Practical simultaneous capacity depends on the server, local network, candidate devices, paper design and power readiness. A representative rehearsal should come before a high-stakes examination.
Deeper technical detail
Testify combines application controls with a school-managed deployment. The final configuration should reflect the school’s devices, network, credential process, backup approach and named responsibilities.
Staff and students connect through the school-managed application while the database is not exposed directly to the public internet.
The deployment supports HTTPS configuration. Installations using real data should use a certificate trusted by the school’s authorised devices.
Backup ownership, recovery checks and controlled update windows should be agreed before live examinations.
No. In normal local examination operation, student devices connect to the Testify server through the school network. The local network itself must remain reliable.
The school should plan suitable backup power for the Testify server, essential network equipment and the candidate devices needed to continue or recover the session.
It may be suitable, but the decision follows an assessment of the server, network, devices, expected concurrent candidates and backup-power arrangements.
There is no per-student licence limit. Practical capacity depends on the school server, local network, devices and power readiness.
Assessment and rehearsal come before the first live examination. Exact implementation responsibilities are confirmed in the school quotation and project plan.
Published prices cover the software licence. Hardware and infrastructure are assessed and priced separately.
Schools with suitable equipment may only need the Testify licence and the implementation services agreed in their quotation.
A server or upgrade, network equipment, cabling, candidate devices and backup-power equipment may be required after assessment.
One staff training session is included. Support is included at no additional fee.
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