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I have come back to Frankfurt from several months exchange internship in company offices in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, Sydney Australia and New York USA to help with my English and other things to progress my career. Now I am back I need to buy a new car.
I am not offered a car BETA version to test and report anything wrong like brakes or lights, I buy a car that is fully approved with all parts working correctly, even when it is a new model.
I do not know why eM Client can not release a fully tested working version 10 software with all confidence.
Maybe they do not have a test department that can make a complete check for code errors or anything else before a confident product release.
To enable me to finalize my dissertation can I be told why is there a problem with a fully tested working release of eM Client and if not why not?
We already have that since at least version 7. That is the function of the Contact right-sidebar. As soon as you click on any email, a full email history with that person will be displayed in the sidebar.
I am using IBM BIGFIX server 9.5.7 version and client version 9.5.7, but some machines having 9.5.8client version,
So can I use/deploy update windows client version 9.5.7 fixlet to those machines (which having BESClient 9.5,8) from BIGFIX console ?
If I use any problem will occur?
In the past, I have created a custom fixlet the uninstall first, then the install right after in the same fixlet. This allows the installed agent to run the script to uninstall the client then install another version.
I would strongly recommend against downgrading due to the risk of losing the endpoint completely. It is very low-risk to have a higher BES Client running. I would recommend challenging management and have them understand the much higher risk of downgrading endpoints due to the reasons posted by others here vs. keeping them at the current version.
Source: My company has routinely deployed higher versioned BES Clients ON PURPOSE due to OS compatibility issues (like when Win 10 was reporting as a Win 8.1 on 9.0.x BES Clients). We typically only upgraded the infrastructure once a year due to resource-intensive integration testing with lots of custom code/integrations.
The installer will first install the plugin for XP12 and then proceed with the plugin for XP11. Since you do not use XP12, simply skip this step (as explained to you during the install), and you can then install the XP11 plugin during the next step.
i been thru the same as Jason said, used the latest version with the XP11 part in its name and when i stared i had to update to the latest version - i clicked thru it and left the install folder empty since i dont own XP12 and when xPilot started it came back with an error msg somthing with a invald childd handle type thing - i am no coder so i dont know what that means - anyhow, regardless the program doesnt start anymore - i tried admin etc etc it doesnt react
pls excuse me when i say i dont know what you mean or where to look for regarding EVGA Precision X1 being installed or not - my rigs specs r WIN10, 32 GB RAM, 1TB Samsung SSD, Nvidia 1081Ti and just some old Samsung SyncMaster P2350 with 60FPS since i usually use a Oculus Rift2 for racing sims
It is a best practice to perform this check each time before you deploy your documents, as it helps you to avoid font anomalies, alignment and spacing errors and other weird effects that are due to differences between the clients.
BTW there is also a method to display your documents in the AccessPoint just the way they look in QV Desktop. But for that, every AP visitor needs to install the QlikView plugin for Internet Explorer and refrain from using any other browser (the plugin only works in Internet Explorer). It think the other method is better.
I will do my best to explain the issue i am having but it is a weird issue. We have a collection set up that shows us any client that is not on R2 CU4, Upon monitoring this i have noticed that i have a lot of workstations sat in this collection that have recently been re-imaged with a task sequence that uses CU4 in the wizard. i have checked the client manually and it seems to have built correctly, it has all the right software all the actions and it reports to have the correct client version. (5.00.7958.1501). Yet when i check in configuration manager on the properties of that client, the version is 5.00.7958.1000.
I also believe this issue is related to why in my recent batch of updates they are reporting as unknown even though i have checked on the Clients themselves and they seem to have installed the updates.
Yeah, no luck. Today i have Deleted about 25 workstations out of SCCM and AD, re-image them with the same name and they all reappeared in the collection with the wrong version number.At first i was thinking maybe its the Task Sequence, but i can re-image workstations that are reporting correctly or build machines for the first time and they report fine.
So after restarting the SQL Server, i have run a full Discovery Data Collection Cycle on the whole site. I noticed the pc's would then report back correctly with the right version number. Only for this to last about 30 mins before reverting back. Which makes no sense. I have also run a Delete Aged Discovery Data cycle, still no luck. Any Ideas?
From that screenshot there is clearly a problem with that client or your MP. Notice that there is not listed for Heartbeat discovery within your computer properties. Also notice that there is no Hardware inventory date either.
I have about 100 clients with the same issue, its not random though as it seems to be clients from 3 different rooms rather than all over our site. As for the screenshot, the Client in the image had just been rebuilt so i don't think it has done a hardware scan yet. Where would i find the heartbeat under the properties menu?
Thanks for the reply. I did check there beforehand, but that requires your Cisco ID to have a valid AnyConnect contract associated with it. I don't and am simply a Meraki customer with AnyConnect-capable and licensed MX devices.
Until Cisco and Meraki get the Cisco ID access to AnyConnect client downloads sorted out, Meraki should probably keep the client download links in the Dashboard updated with up-to-date client versions.
To use AnyConnect with Meraki you have to have purchase AnyConnect licences. It's not included with anything you get with Meraki. When you first enable AnyConnect on MX you get a warning telling you this which you have to accept before it can be enabled.
Also to note, I believe the initial modal you're referencing indicated that AnyConnect client was not something that came with additional cost while MX's AnyConnect client support was still in beta. It is still currently in beta, per the Dashboard:
However, the point of the post isn't to dive into the licensing of AnyConnect client, but to have the links on the Dashboard updated so as to not point to an old version of AnyConnect client. Here's to hoping that happens
I've recently tried to deploy a website to the Windows Azure websites service which utilizes Azure Storage. Upon deployment, I received the following error coming from the Storage SDK, which seems to reference a version of an assembly that doesn't yet exist. I have not been able to find this version of the DLL file anywhere. Any suggestions?
Storage client library has a dependency on this assembly and unfortunately it's not downloaded automatically when you install the library through Nuget. You would need to get this package yourself. You can download this package from here:
Agree with StressChicken. The thing here is the latest WindowsAzure.Storage will install Services.Client 5.6.1 by default, which will throw exception for some reason. just install Service.Client 5.6.0 before WindowsAzure.Storage. Then WindowsAzure.Storage will use the installed 5.6.0 to resolve dependency.
Installing the nuGet package above still didn't help me when publishing to Azure from Visual Studio 2013. I had to manually upload the Microsoft.Data.Services.Client.dll to the bin folder via FTP to Azure. Hope that helps someone as well.
I have a group of identical apps that distributed to the working sites. Each site has its own app which is linked to its own spreadsheet. However the apps are fully identical.
I have recently came upon an issue where after updating all these apps, soe of the site were unable to receve app updates and continued to work with data, whic eventually ended up with some data loss.
Now I am reviewing app versions at all the sites to ensure they are updated.
Was wondering if there is a mechanism to get to know an app version the client is currently using.
Thanks and apprecaited,
Alex
@AlexShevyakov
App versioning is possible thru AppSheet Business Plan. However, creating copy of the apps and distributing them is a hard way to manage when it comes to updating the app builds. Rather than this, I might advise using a single app instead with multiple spreadsheet connected and app data is filtered via Security Filters.
The Linux client as a similar structure with the CLI in /usr/bin/tailscale and the backend service in /usr/sbin/tailscaled. The error would indicate that a tailscale CLI version 1.20.1 was trying to talk to a tailscaled version 1.20.0.
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