The FileHold server must be dedicated to running FileHold. This is a requirement for systems to be supported by FileHold and to prevent technical or performance side effects caused by other software. The server operating system should be freshly installed to ensure there are no remnants of old applications. Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, DFS, and or Print Services running on the same server operating system as the FileHold Server are known to cause problems. Windows operating systems for non US-English locales or with non US-English language packs are known not to function correctly. FileHold operates with the privilege of a service user that must be created on the FileHold server or in the domain. This user must have full access to the FileHold areas of the server. It must also have the "Log on as a batch" and "Log on as a service" policies enabled for the FileHold server. The Microsoft Internet Information Server role must be enabled.