Wallflower Network version can be thought of as the Enterprise Edition of Wallflower . It is designed for use where the Scheduler and Display are on separate machines. This is used by organisations that have multiple displays.  The Scheduler is able to schedule multiple locations each of which may be one or more displays.

The Scheduler database is often a full copy of MS SQL Server although MSDE can be used for smaller organisations.

Wallflower Network version normally operates with displays connected to the central Scheduler database via various networking methods. The Displays connect to the Scheduling database and a central Media Library set of folders to download Schedules and Media.

There are several options for connecting the Displays to the Scheduler.
In large installations several different PCs are able to Schedule one or more locations and the Schedule Database and Media Library are located on different servers.

There are several options for connecting the Displays to the Scheduler.

A LAN or WAN provides for updating of Schedules and Media in real-time. The Wallflower Pony Express functionality uses an ftp site to store Schedules and Media. A speciality of Wallflower is Scheduling using Pony Express connected via cell phones. This provides a cable-free installation with minimum disruption to users’ networks. Displays then download either frequently or at off-peak times. Off-line updating of Schedules and Media can be performed using CD-roms or other storage devices.

In all cases Wallflower uses the minimum bandwidth possible to reduce the load on networks or Internet connections by only sending the absolute minimum of information.

Security is paramount. By using encrypted ftp access in conjunction with easily maintained security hierarchies certified in some of the most security conscious environments Wallflower users are assured of industry-leading security.