Nintex System Manager release notes

As a precautionary measure, you will not be able to cancel the installation or upgrade process after the Stopping services step (during installation) or the Backup step (during an upgrade). The following is an example of this:

If you are upgrading from RPA v23.11 or earlier, Nintex System Manager will now retrieve the parameters you used previously and automatically populate the same fields to ease your upgrade experience.

If you do not meet the minimum memory requirements, Nintex System Manager will now raise a warning and allow you to proceed with the installation or upgrade process instead of preventing it:

• During installation: A warning will be raised if your available memory is within 10% below the minimum requirement.

• During upgrade: If you do not meet either the minimum disk or memory requirement but your existing installation is working, a warning will be raised and you will be able to proceed with the upgrade process.

Nintex System Manager can now detect whether a previous installation or upgrade was performed and will adjust its behavior accordingly:

• If your installation failed and you try to install again, you will see the Repair button.

• If your upgrade failed and you try to upgrade again, you will see the Upgrade button.

Better handling to prevent installation and upgrade failures related to Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI):

• If you select Without SSL/TLS in the Security protocols field in the Security Options section of the Configurations page, and SSPI in the Authentication Method field in the MSSQL (Database Server) section of the Third parties page, Nintex System Manager will no longer attempt to locate CA certificates.

• If you enable Encrypted database connection, and set the Authentication Method to SSPI in the MSSQL (Database Server) section of the Third parties page, Nintex System Manager will now allow the installation or upgrade to proceed.