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Tableau Server Upgraded to 2021.2.7
The Tableau Production Server was upgraded from version 2021.2.6 to 2021.2.7 on December 22, 2021. Tableau developers were given the following information on updating their Tableau Desktop application to version 2021.2.7 ( Server is currently at 2021.2.7; the desktop version of at least 2021.2.7 is now required for developers but we recommend that Developers not upgrade beyond 2021.2 until we notify you that the server is also beyond 2021.2)
Windows System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 7 or newer (64-bit), Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Opteron processor or newer, 2 GB memory, 1.5 GB minimum free disk space
Mac System Requirements: iMac/MacBook computers 2009 or newer, OSX 10.11 or newer, 1.5 GB minimum free disk space
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- Server login info: Developers and Interactors must be logged on to the VPN in order to access tableau.unh.edu. Once connected, users will be challenged for their AD User ID and Password.
- Licenses: The EIM team gives access to Tableau Desktop professional Software in support of a valid business need. Access may be revoked or changed appropriately if: a) employment with the University ends; b) professional responsibilities no longer require Tableau Server or a Tableau Desktop Pro license; or c) the scope of required access changes. In addition, if a Tableau developer does not actively develop content on Tableau Server with Tableau Desktop Pro within three or more months of receiving it, EIM may revoke their Tableau Desktop Pro license.
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