Re: Portal 2 Free Download Full Version Pc
Tianna Faure
For finding out the version of the portal, J2ee and installed products, launch the default page of the Portal (http://:) and navigate to the "System Information" page. This page shows a table called "Software Components". For displaying the versions of all installed software and development components, click on the link "all components" in the upper right corner of this table.
Get the latest version of the Microsoft Intune Company Portal app on your Android, iOS, macOS, or Windows device. We recommend using the latest version of the Company Portal app on your device because it contains the latest bug fixes and security updates.
Google Play Store notifies you when a new version of the Company Portal is available. You won't see a prompt in the Company Portal app itself. Select the Google Play alert and follow the onscreen prompts to update the app.
Check for available Company Portal updates in the App Store. For more information, see the Apple Support article for How to manually update apps on your Apple device. After you install updates, sync your device in Company Portal.
You can turn on automatic updates to ensure that you don't miss updates. For more information, see Turn on automatic app updates. Your organization can disable automatic app updates. If automatic app updates are unavailable, use the first set of Windows 10/11 instructions (Microsoft Store > Get Updates) in the Microsoft Support article to update your app.
The table below gives an overview of the current version and next version of Power Pages for your organization. If you would like to review the release notes for any release just click on the version number for either current or next.
Note - This page is updated monthly.
In order to bring more transparency to our releases, we are publishing a tentative start date for upcoming deployments. This date reflects release date for early upgrade stage of the deployment. The dates listed below are tentative and can change, exact dates for deployments will be confirmed through M365 message center posts.
There is no formal comprehensive list that I know of. Searching the part number of the CPU within this support site will bring up the newest firmware and suggest software. Then there is the compatability tool that can help too.
Expand "Online Access" option from the Project Tree. Select network adapter connected to the s7-1200 PLC, and expand. Update devices by double-clicking that option. Right-click the s7-1200 and select online and diagnostics.
It will display the portal version used to load that PLC. It will also show the PLC part # and actual firmware revision (not necessarily the firmware revision used in the project that loaded the PLC's project).
What i thougt was: Create a new intunewin package for the new version and add it to intune so user can install it from the company portal. but if users allready have the old version installed and they install the new version(company portal says succesfull), the old version is still installed and not the new version.
@Arjanver How are your detection rules designed? When they match, Intune will think the application is already installed. Depending on what app you're installing, you can pick a variety of detection methods : -us/mem/intune/apps/apps-win32-app-management#step-4-detection-rules
But i have this detection rule for the new win32 package and it seems to work.
every month comes a new version.......i have something to do then....
I can recycle this app instance in intune and upload the new intunewin file and change the version match the new version or do i need to make a complete new application instance in intune and delete the old one?
To be honest, I'm not sure what happens when you just replace the intunewin file, and adjust the detection method to the new version. I assume that the app will try to update/install, but I'm not sure.
@Arjanver Maybe using a requirement rule can help you with this as a temporary solution till something better is available in Intune. I described it in this article -to-update-win32-applications-with-microsoft-intune/
To start using the VCI, you need to export items from your project to the workspace. Currently, the VCI only supports program blocks, PLC tag tables, and PLC data types. Once you have these objects in your project, open the workspace, and drag the desired items from the project view into the workspace view.
You can drag individual items, folders, or the entire PLC to export all objects at once. Note that any item must be compiled to be exported; TIA Portal will give you a prompt that will compile all the objects you have selected. Once the export has finished, your workspace will have folders and files matching the exported items.
I made some changes to fbMain and the IO Tags tag table. These objects now have an icon indicating that there is a difference between the project and the workspace. The small star on the icon shows which side was more recently changed; in this case, it is on the project side.
This process works to import changes from the workspace into the project. The XML files produced by the VCI are a bit dense and hard to work with. Typically, you would not be making changes directly to these files, but, instead, using a version control system to load files that another developer had modified and exported.
The Simatic Automation Compare Tool provides a way to view the XML file as it would appear in TIA Portal, as well as see differences between the workspace and project files. It can be downloaded from Siemens' website. After installing, go to your TIA Portal settings, and set it as a comparison program for the VCI.
Both of the above examples involved only changing either the project object or the workspace object. What would happen if changes were made to both? For example, if another developer modified the same function block you did, you would need to reconcile those differences.
Overall, the VCI is a step in the right direction. As someone who gets a lot of use out of version control systems, it is nice to see more PLC platforms starting to incorporate them and provide tools for using them effectively.
Right now, only PLC blocks, tag tables, and data types are supported by the VCI. If you are using version control, you will still need to archive and back up your entire TIA Portal project to preserve changes to things like your hardware configuration or any HMIs.
The ability to see a detailed history of changes made to a project can be very beneficial for managing a project over its lifetime. Additionally, being able to easily import and export files enables multiple developers to quickly share parts of their project with each other, without having to export the entire thing.
This tab is only available if Use Portal Version 1 is enabled on the Portal Configuration view. It controls which portal pages are used when network users log onto your network. Portal Version 1 represents existing portal pages created when you originally set up FortiNAC. Disabling the Portal Version 1 pages enables pages that are distributed with FortiNAC that can be edited using the Content Editor.
Allows you to configure a generic or common account for visitors. If you check Enable in the Common Account section, visitors view a different login screen and do not enter a user name and password. The visitor enters only predefined information, such as first name, last name, telephone number, and so on. To be authenticated, the visitor uses the default user name and password that you specify in the Common Account section.
If you choose to create your own pages for the portal, you must avoid using any of the following file names. Files with the names listed below are used by FortiNAC for the pages distributed with the program. These files should never be modified outside of the Portal Configuration Content Editor. Future upgrades could overwrite those changes.
Simio Portal is a web-based application that allows users to run models and view results on a modern, user-friendly interface. Simio Portal features experimentation and scheduling along with dashboards found in Simio Desktop on an easy-to-use, role-based platform. Simio Portal can be hosted on an on-premises or cloud-based server where model files can simply be uploaded and shared with users with no special changes required.
Simio Portal is a server-based version of Simio which can be used in many ways to support scaling and democratizing Simio models for your organization. Simio Portal functions as platform where Simio modelers can upload, run, and share model results with users across the business.
Simio Portal extends Simio Desktop by empowering a broader audience of users to make improved decisions by getting direct access to simulation results. Simio Portal offers many of the same features as Desktop in terms of data reporting so users can interact with results without having to locally download Simio Desktop and open model files on their machine.
b1e95dc632