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The header lists the Service Provider address and the date of the report. |
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Lists the DS-Client numbers. |
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Shows the customer name, as defined from the customer's profile information. |
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Shows the DS-Client type and installation platform. |
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Shows the version of the DS-Client. |
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Shows the latest DS-Client database build patch that has been applied. |
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Shows if DS-Client is compatible with DS-System. |
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Shows the Operating System running on the DS-Client computer. |
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Last time the DS-Client connected with DS-System and sent its version information. |
- Version Info Available
- Version Info Not Available
- Total DS-Clients
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This section compares the DS-Client versions with this DS-System's version. - Compatible with (current DS-System version number)
- Number of DS-Clients that need to be upgraded (the executable file) before they will be compatible with the current DS-System version.
- Number of DS-Clients that need to update their database to the latest build patch before they will be compatible with the current DS-System version.
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This section shows the total number of DS-Clients installed on each listed operating system: - Windows
- Linux
- Macintosh
- Android
- iOS
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Windows DS-Clients can be installed in the following configurations: - DS-Mobile DS-Clients
- DS-Consumer DS-Clients
- Standalone DS-Clients
- Grid DS-Clients
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Linux DS-Clients can be installed on the following Operating Systems: - DS-Clients (RedHat)
- DS-Clients (SUSE)
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Macintosh DS-Clients can be installed in the following configuration / platforms: - DS-Notebook Clients
- Regular DS-Clients (i386)
- Regular DS-Clients (PowerPC)
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