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How to find the BC Release
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I'm not really sure, but if you use the EMG, you will simply you connect by using them and look up at the connection messages in the "Feedback Window". There you will get the release number an the version of your actually service pack.
Sorry this answer is maybe only usfull for Extension Manager Users.
I hope it helps you ?!
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goa999
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and thx for all answers
Sorry this answer is maybe only usfull for Extension Manager Users.
I hope it helps you ?!
CU
C Ya soon
goa999
......
and thx for all answers
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Hi Goa999,
I think that will only work with DNA as far as I know the extension Manger comes with the DNA and we are not using DNA.
What we have is a big MD network over 50 sites with max of 25 LIMs in one node.
In order to make sure that all the nodes are on the same level we have to find out what CNI level we have and whats the BC release.
BR
I think that will only work with DNA as far as I know the extension Manger comes with the DNA and we are not using DNA.
What we have is a big MD network over 50 sites with max of 25 LIMs in one node.
In order to make sure that all the nodes are on the same level we have to find out what CNI level we have and whats the BC release.
BR
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