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For information about firewalls and their configuration, we recommend that you seek assistance from network specialists. This lets OnSite clients connect to the OpenBase database that powers OnSite. To enable connections to OnSite 2.9.2 and earlier through a firewall, you must configure the firewall to allow connections from TCP ports 20221-20230. This is the TCP port that must be configured to allow incoming connections for OnSite clients. On the computer running Lightspeed OnSite Server on the Apple menu click System Preferences > Lightspeed Server.įrom the list on the left select the licensed OnSite Server installation and note the port number shown on the right.Before you configure the port confirm that the port used is 9630. To enable connections to Lightspeed OnSite Server included in OnSite 3.0 and later, you must configure your firewall to allow connections on the TCP port used by OnSite.

#Lightspeed support mac os x#

However, the firewall that ships with the regular client version of Mac OS X is not compatible as it does not allow for manual configuration of connections. Lightspeed OnSite is compatible with the firewall included with Mac OS X Server as well as most third-party firewalls. It is necessary to configure the firewall for the version of Lightspeed OnSite installed on the server computer. To view your current operating system, click Apple menu > About This Mac.įirewalls help prevent unauthorized computer access but need to be configured to allow access to applications.

Still not sure if this affects you? Feel free to contact our OnSite Support team.

#Lightspeed support upgrade#

If you’re considering upgrading to LightSpeed Pro 3.9.5, and you’re currently running Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6), you must upgrade your computer to Mac OS X Mavericks (10.9), Mountain Lion (10.8), or Lion (10.7) prior to upgrading. Focusing our development, testing, and support efforts on the same versions of OS X that Apple supports will help us bring you the best possible LightSpeed Pro experience.

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We all feel Snow Leopard was a great version of OS X, but as developers of software on the Mac platform, we need to follow Apple’s lead.

This omission all but confirms what those in the Mac community have known for some time: Apple is ending support for Snow Leopard, and it’s happening now.Īt LightSpeed, we have seen the vast majority of our users upgrade to Mavericks (10.9) or transition to newer Mac systems. However, Apple declined to make these security updates available for the venerable Snow Leopard (10.6).

#Lightspeed support update#

This update included a number of security updates, which were also made available to Mountain Lion (10.8) and Lion (10.7) users through accompanying patches. This is done to ensure the best possible user experience with LightSpeed Pro moving forward.Īpple released the newest update to the Mavericks operating system (10.9.2) on February 25th, 2014. The 3.9.5 release of LightSpeed Pro does not support Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6). Why isn't Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) supported? If you have any questions or need assistance updating your system, please contact our OnSite Support team, available 24/7.

Upgrade Lightspeed OnSite to 2018.3.0.3.

If you are several Lightspeed OnSite releases behind and would like to update to macOS 10.14 (Mojave), we recommend updating your operating system and Lightspeed OnSite as follows: We recommend upgrading Lightspeed OnSite to at least 2018 3.0.3 before updating your operating system to macOS 10.14 (Mojave). ***Prior to upgrading to version series 2018 2.0.X, please upgrade to version series 1.3.X.

**1440 x 900 is the minimum screen resolution supported for LightSpeed OnSite’s POS mode. *Technical support is only available to those with a valid maintenance plan. OnSite Dashboard available with 10.7.x or laterġ0.12.x (macOS Sierra) and 10.13 (macOS High Sierra)