Odd RAC Status

I use the EE version of nod32. It does everything very well. I am still not very good with the RAC part however.
At the moment I have 2 of my clients shutdown (last night). This morning at 0915, I dialed up and got the latest update from ESET (2172). When I look in RAC I see the following display:



Why does "SRV" in the top Server section remain at VDef#2171?

If the LAN UServer (client) on the server is updated, I would expect the actual Server to be updated. When does the Server actully update?

Will my Server's status remain behind until I power up my 2 off clients and allow them to update to VDef#2172?

This is baffling to me.
Thanks,
Duncan

 

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Hi Cosmo32,

That date isn't when the server updated, that's the oldest definition on the network.

The Server is a client of itself and updated at 10:57 this morning.

BFG

 

Thanks BFG,
Your answer makes perfect sense, too!
Great explanation! The RAC screen makes more sense to me now that I understand the top table. Cool.
Best,
Duncan