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Hi,<br />
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I have a general question, regarding the Cisco Security Agent. &nbsp;We're currently using CSA 4.5 clients on our Windows XP computers. &nbsp;However, we plan on upgrading some of these computers to Windows 7. &nbsp;I managed to install the 4.5 client on my Windows 7 test box, albeit, the installation was ran in Windows XP compatibility. &nbsp;Once installed, it appeared that program functionality was severely reduced, in which the client did not contact the management server. &nbsp;Also, some of the client options were non-existent. &nbsp; It appeared the program was just “there” and not doing anything.<br />
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I went out onto Cisco's website, and noticed CSA client 6.02 was available for Windows 7. &nbsp;However, will the new client work with the Management Server which will still be on 4.5, or will the Management Server need to be upgraded as well to manage the new clients?<br />
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Thank you for your assistance.
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Hi,

I have a general question, regarding the Cisco Security Agent.  We're currently using CSA 4.5 clients on our Windows XP computers.  However, we plan on upgrading some of these computers to Windows 7.  I managed to install the 4.5 client on my Windows 7 test box, albeit, the installation was ran in Windows XP compatibility.  Once installed, it appeared that program functionality was severely reduced, in which the client did not contact the management server.  Also, some of the client options were non-existent.   It appeared the program was just “there” and not doing anything.

I went out onto Cisco's website, and noticed CSA client 6.02 was available for Windows 7.  However, will the new client work with the Management Server which will still be on 4.5, or will the Management Server need to be upgraded as well to manage the new clients?

Thank you for your assistance.

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