FAQ

General information
How do I install NTune?
NTune is installed via a stardard Relativity Application File (RAP).
Compatibility Matrix
Technical
Which Relativity components does the app use?
- Custom Page
- Event Handlers
- Post Install Event Handler
- Pre Uninstall Event Handler
- SQL to store data (Tables not RDO’s)
- SignalR (SQL Backplane)
- Telemetry
How “heavy” are these NTune components?
The only components that could be considered “heavy” are the ones related to SQL. NTune text is stored in SQL, which will slightly increase the database size over time, and the database could be strained if there is very heavy concurrent usage of the NTune application.
Are there networking requirements?
No special requirements. As the application is currently certified for RelOne only, we assume there will be access to the Internet from the Web servers. Internet access is required to send telemetry metrics back to NSerio.
Explain the agent structure and how the agents work
There are no agents used with NTune
How does Relativity ensure applications like NTune etc. are secure to run on their platform?
Relativity has security best practices that need to be followed. This is reviewed by their security team and signed off on before an app can be listed on the App Hub. NTune was developed using the best practices and it has been reviewed by Relativity.
What security testing processes to you use to validate the NTune application?
The NTune development team implements several best practices and tools to ensure the application is secure. Some of the practices are:
- Run third-party code review to scan for vulnerabilities
- Perform penetration tests
- Cross-check code against OWASP’s vulnerabilities list
How are security updates and other fixes pushed out to NTune existing installations?
Relativity is piloting a program that will enable third party applications to load their new versions to a single portal. Relativity will then push the updates to all RelativityOne clients using the application. NTune will be part of this pilot. We also frequently send application updates to our NTune clients as they become available.
Features
Do I need to be an administrator to use NTune?
Does everyone in the workspace have access to NTune?
How many users can be part of a channel?
When files are uploaded to chats, where are they stored?
Are files uploaded to NTune chats virus scanned?
What happens if I archive a workspace?
*Future version – users will have the option to include or exclude NTune when archiving a workspace