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.Net 4.8 Required for 2022.1.9.0, and ASP .Net 4.7 in IIS

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Hello Erica:

I believe the previous version that was installed was 2021.2.13.0... I upgraded to 2022.1.9.0. In the process, .Net 4.8 was installed. In the IIS diagnostics, when I saw that ARR was not installed, I clicked on the Install Prerequisites button. This installed ARR.

It was then that I noticed that ASP .NET 4.7 was present in Devolutions IIS Diagnostic, and not 4.8. So, it looks like even though the update to 2022.1.9.0 stated that it completed successfully, Devolutions is still pointing to ASP .Net 4.7. Should I try the Update process again?

And yes, the IIS Diagnostics page you have above is the one I am referring to.

When I check to see the .Net version installed using Powershell, I get:

.Net 4.8 Required for 2022.1.9.0, and ASP .Net 4.7 in IIS

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Hello:

I've newly upgraded to 2022.1.9.0. After fixing a few things, I notice under IIS Diagnostics, ASP .Net 4.7 is still used for IIS.

Is this supposed to be?

Also, I had to reinstall IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) inside the IIS Diaganostic.

Thank you.

other s3 data sources

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We are using Backblaze. Is the correct place to enter this information in New Entry > Credential Entry > API Key?

Thank You

Calling up Webpage with Plugins

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Hello,

I've been trying to log into some of our security cameras through Devolutions, but these cameras require that a plugin be running. I've tried it both in IE, and Chrome... Does Devolutions call up the Safe Mode of these browsers, and thus does not load the required plugins? How can I get browser plugins to work through Devolutions?

Thank You

import user from file in RDM console

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Hello Erica:

Please, send me this script also.

Thanks.

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