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# Avo Assure Client

The **Avo Assure Client** is the core component of the Avo Assure platform. It acts as a bridge between the Avo Assure Server and the application under test (AUT), enabling element capture, test case execution, and generation of detailed logs for each executed test step. Before you install and configure the Avo Assure Client, ensure that your system meets the required prerequisites, including supported hardware and operating system requirements, network connectivity, and valid server credentials. This article guides you through downloading and installing the Avo Assure Client, introduces its key features, and explains how to manage the Avo Assure Client token.

## **Prerequisites**

Before you install and configure the Avo Assure Client, make sure the following requirements are fulfilled:

**System Requirements**

* **Operating System**: A supported OS such as Windows 10/11, Windows Server 2016/2019, or specified Linux distributions.
* **Hardware**: Minimum 8GB RAM and CPU as per Avo Assure Client specifications.
* **Disk Space**: Enough space for installation, logs, and temporary files (minimum **10 GB**).

**Network Connectivity**

* **Server Access**: Client must connect to the Avo Assure Server over the network.
* **Firewall and Ports**: Ensure firewalls allow traffic on required ports for Client-Server communication.

**Server Credentials**

* **Valid Credentials**: Required to register and connect the Client to the Avo Assure Server.


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