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OneClick Known Anomalies
Chapter 4: Known Anomalies in CA Spectrum Release 9.4 31
OneClick Known Anomalies
The following table describes known OneClick anomalies:
Solution
We plan to address this known issue in a future version
of CA Spectrum.
Restart the web server after any restoration of a
SpectroSERVER database.
We plan to address this known issue in a future release
of CA Spectrum.
The functionality that is used to dynamically display
Information tab subviews has been removed from the
affected model types. This change greatly reduces the
load time for the Information tab. However, it also
causes empty and in some cases unsupported subviews
to be displayed. We plan to address this issue in a future
release.
This issue is caused by a Lancom LCOS firmware issue
that is preventing our application discovery from
functioning correctly. The issue will be addressed in a
future LCOS revision. Lancom has created two tracking
tickets regarding this issue, 11.081 for 7.8X firmware(s)
and 11.591 for 8.XX firmware(s).
If Microsoft Internet Explorer version 10 is installed on
the OneClick clients, set the browser security level to
medium-low to avoid security-related issues. Or, if the
Internet Explorer 10 security level is high, be sure to add
the OneClick website to the list of Trusted Sites.
By default, the OneClick website is automatically run in
Compatibility Mode if the OneClick web server is
installed within an intranet. In Internet Explorer 10,
intranet sites run in Compatibility Mode by default.
Compatibility Mode is not supported for OneClick. For
more information, consult the Microsoft website.