I have three identical servers, in the sense that I took the production server and restored the database and copied the files to a backup server and a development server.

I see the Critical Updates option (icon) show up on the two servers that are hosts registered with my domain (www and www2). However, the development server is not Internet-facing and, as such, I just access it through http://localhost. That server does not show the icon.

Ironically, that's the machine I want to upgrade first. But I am curious why I don't see the option to upgrade on localhost. Is that by design? The machine has full access to the Internet, by the way.

Thanks.

Mark

Hi Scott,

Yes, I could see that would create an issue but the machine has full and complete access to the Internet. In fact, I browsed to the Dotnetnuke.com site just fine from there and downloaded the upgrade package manually from that server.

Not a huge issue but was just curious.

Thanks.

Mark

Hi Sebastian,

Yes that is enabled. That's the bit that confused me - the dev server and the backup servers are exact copies of the production server. I restored the production database and copied the production files so, as far as I know, the configuration is identical. So, it's confusing to me that I'd see any difference at all.

Weird.

Thanks.

Mark