FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
ISO 9001 / EN 9100
- Planning, development, production, maintenance, integration and operation of electronic and IT systems
- Technology and process consulting services
- Training concepts and training platforms, training, operation of training centers
- Development and operation of logistic solutions and IT services
- Life cycle solutions incl. maintenance and spare parts management, technical documentation
ISO 27001: Information Security Management
- Planning, development, integration and operation of electronic and IT systems
- Technology and process consulting services
- Training concepts and training platforms, training, operation of training centers
- Development and operation of logistic solutions and IT services
- Life cycle solutions incl. maintenance and spare parts management, technical documentation
Yes, Oracle 12c can also be used for N-CORE NG.
Our experience shows that maintaining one database, such Oracle, is the best policy for reliability and sustainability. Maintaining one database assures that the Users of the database do not scrum to the typical issues found with Applications running Independent Databases, such as Massive performance problems, data integrity problems and hanging issues.
Yes, LINUX can be used for the database server.
Yes, LINUX can be used for the application server.
Yes, ESG provides PKI support for N-CORE NG using X.509 certificates. This comprises SSL/TLS as well as client certificates.
Yes, the interface between N-CORE NG and SAP is certified for SAP ECC 6.0 and also for using UNICODE in the IDOCs.
All data exchange with other participating countries is carried out in the NADEX format via NMBS as specified in ACodP-1.
N-CORE NG has an import functionality, with which you can load the files, downloaded from the DLIS homepage, directly into the N-CORE database.
The FIIG data must be prepared and completed by ESG before it can be used in the system. The prepared files will be provided by ESG.
ESG migrates the translations from the sources of the customers. The loaded data can then be maintained by the customer.
Yes, it is standard practice to secure N-CORE with https, which is an industry standard of Layer Security Encryption. Furthermore, our security is at the top of the industry. We work very closely with our Partner Company CYOSS GmbH, to assure N-CORE remains the Industry Leader.
Yes, Grid authentication is a method of securing user logins by requiring the user to enter values from specific cells in a grid whose content should be only accessible to him and the service provider - as known as Entrust Card, which is presently used by the NSPA to secure its Online Presents e.g. NABS. In addition, we offer Public Key Infrastructure (PKI): a set of roles, policies and procedures needed to create, manage, distribute, use, store, and revoke digital certificates and manage public key encryption.
We provide Industry Leading NCS and Material Codificaiton training that has been compared to by its attendees as the Best Courses the Industry has to offer. These course are conducted jointly with CMCA(UK), the United Kingdom's Leading Material Codifier.
In each country, the National Codification Bureau is the central point of contact for getting items codified. You will find information in the next question about how to find the point of contact for the NCB in your country.
The Website contains the points of contact for each of the NATO National Codification Bureaus and for the NCBs of sponsored nations, which have a special relationship with the NATO countries in matters of codification. You will find these points of contact by clicking on the following link: http://www.nato.int/structur/AC/135/main/links/contacts.htm