Kms Compatibility Matrix

[Ronna Bordelon]

Inits latest build, Adobe Campaign Classic v7 is compatible with all the systems and tools listed in this page. As specific versions of these 3rd party systems and tools reach end-of-life (EOL) with their respective creators, Adobe Campaign will no longer be compatible with those versions, and they will be removed from our compatibility matrix in the subsequent product release. Please ensure you are on supported versions of any systems listed in this compatibility matrix to avoid any issues. To learn more about deprecated items, visit this page.

As an on-premise / hybrid customer, depending on your operating system, you must integrate Campaign into one of the web servers listed below. Learn more about Web servers configuration steps in this page (for Windows) and this page (for Linux) .

Hi Ravikiran,

you can find compatibility matrices for Server-Executor and Server-Analytics Platform Client combinations here. Generally, the executor on the server side should ideally be the same or at least a newer version compared to the client version. If you have a newer client than the executor, you may try to execute workflows on the server that use features not yet supported by the executor, which leads to failures.

Kind regards,

Alexander

This page documents the compatibility matrix of versions of Contour, Envoy, Kubernetes, and Gateway API.These combinations of versions are specifically tested in CI and supported by the Contour maintainers.

As of Contour version 1.16.0, Contour only subscribes to Ingress v1 resources (and no longer falls back to Ingress v1beta1). The minimum compatible Kubernetes version for Contour 1.16.0 and above is Kubernetes 1.19.

Contour utilizesclient-go to watch for resources in a Kubernetes cluster.We depend on the latest version of the library and by extension only support the latest versions of Kubernetes.While the client-gocompatibility matrix may list older versions of Kubernetes as being compatible and supported by upstream, the Contour project only tests a given version of Contour against the versions listed in the table above.Combinations not listed are not tested, guaranteed to work, or supported by the Contour maintainers.

Contour requires the following Envoy extensions.If you are using the image recommended in ourexample deployment no action is required.If you are providing your own Envoy it must be compiled with the following extensions:

The following table lists the compatibility matrix for all NetScaler hardware platforms and the software releases supported on these platforms. The base platform is listed. For information about the models for each platform, check the data sheet.

I agree with upgrading both as an end goal, but it would be much better if they could be planned at different times. If attendant 14 is compatible with cucm 12 then it would be preferred to do attendant first and then work on planning cucm.

My 2cents worth is that matrix is not gospel (i used to think it was but have realised over the years that not much effort or research goes into it ) I've been looking at it for years and all they do for each new version of CSR is put the most recent version of each application even though quite often different versions work fine and are supported (ie Expressway / CUBE / CMS etc)

I've run CUACS V11 with CUCM 12.5 for years without issue (according to matrix not supported). Have also deployed different versions of CUACA with CUCM and never had issues (always only next version up or below and also use TSP from current CUCM version)

As CUACA upgrade usually requires deploying on new Windows OS I upgrade this first as its an easier rollback if there are issues (though never had any). Then when you upgrade CUCM - just requires a re-install of TSP on CAUCA server

Hi,

nobody will ever deny, that combinations not listed in the matrix (and therefore "not-supported") won't work. Because there is a difference between "is working" and "is supported". In my opinion, "support" has nothing to with the technology as such. Just because something isn't supported anymore, it will not stop working. And I have seen a lot of people here mixing both things up.

The matrix and the infos from the release notes will only provide the info, what is supported.

Cisco cannot and will not test every combination of every server / application they have.

That's impossible and unnecessary. It just doesn't make sense to test a stoneage old version of server x with the newest version of server y.

Cisco, in my opinion, needs to come and and say they'll support +1,-1 model for CUAC - in other works they'll support the CUCM version above and below the version of CUAC. I've done several upgrades of very busy CUAC 24/7 environment where the new version of CUAC must be tested before upgrade. There is no other option but to deploy the new version with existing version of CUCM. This must be supported by Cisco officially in my opinion to help people plan upgrades

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Download and install the version of Radiance listed in the Ladybug Tools compatibility matrix

1.4 Compatibility Matrix ladybug-tools/lbt-grasshopper Wiki GitHub

Beginning in BIG-IP 13.1.0, the BIG-IP Edge Client package for APM Clients is available on the F5 Downloads site. BIG-IP Edge Client is supported on BIG-IP 13.1.0 and later. For details on APM Client versions and their availability in BIG-IP versions, refer

Note: When upgrading the BIG-IP APM system, the version of the APM Clients ISO file that is included in the upgrade automatically becomes the active APM Client version. You may upload images older than the System Default, but you cannot install them.

F5 has several client software packages that facilitate secure remote connectivity for different device platforms. Because of differences in platforms, the capabilities of each client are also different. Refer to the K23653432 article for the list of available features in the F5 Remote Access clients.

F5 supports the listed operating systems and browser releases, with the latest service pack or service pack equivalent, for up to 3 years from the time of initial release, as long as the listed operating systems and browsers are still supported by the vendor.

If an operating system or browser vendor ends mainstream support before the end of that 3 year period for a release or service pack, F5 will also end support at the same time. Once an operating system or browser has surpassed the 3-year date from release, F5 will continue to monitor the user base of this operating system or browser release. When a release reaches a usage level that can no longer justify development, test, and support resources, we will issue an EoL (End of Life) Solution at least three months prior to the planned EoDS (End of Development Support).

Note: F5 does not support the Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 desktop application as it went out of support. For more information, refer to the Lifecycle policy for Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge.

BIG-IP APM supports two Linux clients, a CLI and Network Access client components for browser-based access. On the CLI for Linux, APM supports logon with user name and password only and does not support any endpoint security features. On the client component for Linux, APM supports all of the primary Network Access features, except for Drive Mappings and some endpoint security features.

F5 provides BIG-IP APM Edge Client software fixes for the current major version of macOS and one major version back. For older macOS versions, F5 will provide configuration assistance on a case-by-case basis.

For endpoint security posture checks, only the latest released OPSWAT Endpoint Security (EPSEC) package is supported. Check the F5 Downloads site for the appropriate version and refer to the release notes for your APM Client and EPSEC version for details.

** APM Client compatibility testing was performed on the major release of macOS Sonoma and macOS Ventura. Any patches (security updates) and minor versions released on top of a major release are supported by default. Refer to the K16070101 article for details and APM Client release notes for known issues.

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BIG-IP iHealth Diagnostics identifies issues, including common configuration problems and known software issues. It also provides solutions and links to more information. With BIG-IP iHealth Viewer, you can see the status of your system at-a-glance, drill down for details, and view your network configuration.

This сomponent compatibility with the Cardano node matrix shows the runtime dependencies of Cardano components on a specific version ofcardano-node. (Itdoes not reflect any stacks.) The compatibility matrix should be read inconjunction with the Cardano component dependencies definition.

If you only require using the node, such as interacting directly with the nodeor managing stake pool operations, we recommend the latest node version.However, if you need compatibility with all components, we recommend using version8.7.3.

The table below illustrates the key architectural components used in various Cardano blockchain operations. It details essential and optional tools for tasks such as stake pool operations, transaction management, and data handling.

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