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The question is whether the message about your Java is correct. Is it?
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The question is whether the message about your Java is correct. Is it?

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Define Correct. Java support is enabled on IE, Edge, and Chrome. I am able to access other equallogics with newer firmware.
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Define Correct. Java support is enabled on IE, Edge, and Chrome. I am able to access other equallogics with newer firmware.

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Firmware update solved the issue.
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I am setting up an Equallogic PS6500, older firmware, version unsure right now. and when i browse to IP i get &quot;Your browser does not seem to have Java support enabled, or it does not have a Java plug-in.<br />
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You can download the latest Java plug-in by clicking here.&quot;<br />
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I have newer firmware equallogics v9 and dont have this problem. &nbsp;I am trying to hunt down how i can upgrade firmware over db9 or if this is an Java issue.<br />
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Help is appreciated.
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I am setting up an Equallogic PS6500, older firmware, version unsure right now. and when i browse to IP i get "Your browser does not seem to have Java support enabled, or it does not have a Java plug-in.

You can download the latest Java plug-in by clicking here."

I have newer firmware equallogics v9 and dont have this problem.  I am trying to hunt down how i can upgrade firmware over db9 or if this is an Java issue.

Help is appreciated.

equallogic gui

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.

Java

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