ZAM detecting Clients as Pre-3.00

We are deploying a brand new install of Zam 7.5. Zam collection server is
displaying the detected clients as 3.00 instead of 7.5 . Zam server is up
to date 7.50.0013
Any suggestions?

On Fri, 04 May 2007 17:55:47 GMT, Brian Harmon wrote:
> We are deploying a brand new install of Zam 7.5. Zam collection server is
> displaying the detected clients as 3.00 instead of 7.5 . Zam server is up
> to date 7.50.0013
> Any suggestions?
better been posted in the zenworks asset management forum, this is for ZDM
inventory
Marcus Breiden
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