FAQs
What is Involved in Converting a Doors32 System to Doors.NET?
This article outlines the Doors32 to Doors.NET database conversion procedure
Does Doors.NET Support Multiple Admin Client Connections?
Yes, Doors.NET supports an unlimited number of concurrent admin client connections. The standard version of the software comes with 1 x client connection. This means you can install the admin client onto as many remote machines as you like but you ...
How Do I Obtain a Doors.NET License Key?
A standard Keri license key can be generated using the License Key page at: license.kerisys.com The License Key page cannot accommodate non-standard licensing such as legacy PXL-500 and legacy Entraguard hardware (typically upgrades from Doors32). It ...
Is Doors.NET FIPS-140-2 Complaint?
Question: Is the Doors.NET software complaint with FIPS-140-2? The Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 specifies the security requirements for validating the effectiveness of cryptographic hardware. If a product has a FIPS ...
Can I do a Lockdown of All My Doors Using a Panic Button?
Yes you can... included with the Doors.NET software is the ability to use the Global Lock/Lockout/Lockdown feature - supported on all controller types. Note: For full implementation of Global Lockout and Lockdown, if you are using PXL-500 ...
How Do I Enroll a Cardholder into Doors.NET?
1.0 Introduction Cardholder enrollment is the process of creating a cardholder record and then assigning one or more credentials to that record using an enrollment procedure. Keri MS, Keri NXT and Wiegand 26-bit credentials can be enrolled using ...
Is Doors.NET Compatible With All Windows Operating Systems?
The current version of Doors.NET is v4.4.0 and is fully compatible with the following Windows operating systems: Windows Server 2019 (x64) Windows Server 2016 (x64) Windows Server 2012 R2 (x64) Windows Server 2012 (x64) Windows 10 (x64) Windows 10 ...
Where Can I Download the Doors.NET Software?
This video explains how and where to download the Doors.NET Software: