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  1. Remove the HTTPAPI/2.0 header

    Application Workspace uses the HTTP.sys web server of the Microsoft Windows operating system for handling the incoming HTTP(s) requests. The web server will automatically add "server: Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0" to every response. As a security...
  2. How to configure SSO with Microsoft Entra ID

    Register an application in Azure Portal Log into the Azure Portal . In the Azure Portal menu, navigate to Microsoft Entra ID . In the left pane, navigate to Manage  >  App registrations . Cl...
  3. Application Workspace Architecture

    The following figure shows the high-level logical architecture of the Application Workspace components, for both cloud and on-premises solutions. Liquit as a Service (Cloud) The most simple and easy solution for deploying Application ...
  4. Release & Patch Management Overview

    A Release and Patch Management add-on license offers the following: Development, Test, Acceptance, Production (DTAP) support for packages . Condition Sets Full access to the Application Workspace Setup Store connector Microsoft System C...
  5. Application Workspace Overview

    Application Workspace removes the complexity around the delivery method of the applications and can assist you in your process of ensuring the stability, reliability, and optimal functioning of applications and other resources across company. Throug...
  6. Recast Management Server System Requirements

  7. Event Types

    Currently Available Event Types New Version Detected  (default): Prompts a deployment process to run whenever a newer software version is detected  Patch Tuesday : Schedules a deployment process to coincide with Microsoft's Patch Tuesday re...
  8. Configure Deployment Process Settings for an Individual Application

    By default, all the applications included in a deployment process inherit the same settings. You can, however, choose to configure different deployment process settings for individual applications. Application-level settings will then override the...
  9. Schedule a Deployment Process Event

    By default, deployment processes run whenever Right Click Tools Patching detects a new application version in the Application Catalog. By adding a scheduled event, you can control when a deployment process begins. NOTE : When you create a new de...
  10. View Deployment Process Events

    By default, a deployment process will run as soon as Right Click Tools Patching detects a new application version in the Application Catalog. By adding a scheduled deployment process event, you can choose when deployment processes occur. To view ...