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Does anyone use "Build restriction"?
Phenno
Member Posts: 630
Hi, all!
Does anyone use "Build restriction" function on service tier setup? By default it is set to WarnClient which should produce warning message if client with different build connects to a server, but I always receive error message that my build is different. I've tried this on number of different clients, NAV versions etc. and always get error instead of warning.
Does anyone use "Build restriction" function on service tier setup? By default it is set to WarnClient which should produce warning message if client with different build connects to a server, but I always receive error message that my build is different. I've tried this on number of different clients, NAV versions etc. and always get error instead of warning.
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