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Turn on websocket in IIS

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The WebClient uses WebSockets towards the Turnkey Server, and the Turnkey Server is called using WebSockets by the MDriven Server to refresh its data.

==> WebSockets are needed both on the Turnkey and MDriven Server.

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	The WebClient uses WebSockets towards the Turnkey Server, and the Turnkey Server is called using WebSockets by the MDriven Server to refresh its data.		The WebClient uses WebSockets towards the Turnkey Server, and the Turnkey Server is called using WebSockets by the MDriven Server to refresh its data.