Hi,
Our OSR 5.0.5 SCO system has been installed with an 60 day evaluation
license.
Now we have a real license. How can it be used without re-installing all the
system ?.
Thank you.
by Phil » Mon, 11 Sep 2000 22:15:30
Hi,
Our OSR 5.0.5 SCO system has been installed with an 60 day evaluation
license.
Now we have a real license. How can it be used without re-installing all the
system ?.
Thank you.
by Brian K. Whit » Tue, 12 Sep 2000 02:04:06
> Hi,
> Our OSR 5.0.5 SCO system has been installed with an 60 day evaluation
> license.
> Now we have a real license. How can it be used without re-installing all the
> system ?.
> Thank you.
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by chri » Tue, 12 Sep 2000 13:31:01
> Our OSR 5.0.5 SCO system has been installed with an 60 day evaluation
> license.
> Now we have a real license. How can it be used without re-installing all the
> system ?.
> Thank you.
by Roberto Zin » Tue, 12 Sep 2000 18:01:07
> Hi,
> Our OSR 5.0.5 SCO system has been installed with an 60 day evaluation
> license.
> Now we have a real license. How can it be used without re-installing all the
> system ?.
> Thank you.
Hope this helps !
Best,
Roberto
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by Stuart J. Brown » Wed, 13 Sep 2000 09:33:36
> > Hi,
> > Our OSR 5.0.5 SCO system has been installed with an 60 day evaluation
> > license.
> > Now we have a real license. How can it be used without re-installing all
the
> > system ?.
> > Thank you.
> You're given some good advices to which I'd like to add
> the following: be careful about the license you're
> going to enter. The removal of the evaluation license
> only works if you're going to insert the same "kind"
> of license; eg, the evaluation license actually is
> an Enterprise license. If you remove it via the
> License Manager and replace it with a "full"
> Enterprise one (ie, a "full" license, not an
> "upgrade" one) everything should go smoothly;
> if you replace it with a Host or Desktop
> one, than you're going to face a major headache :-)
> Hope this helps !
> Best,
> Roberto
bkx
by Lucky Leavel » Sat, 23 Sep 2000 10:34:22
> You're given some good advices to which I'd like to add
> the following: be careful about the license you're
> going to enter. The removal of the evaluation license
> only works if you're going to insert the same "kind"
> of license; eg, the evaluation license actually is
> an Enterprise license. If you remove it via the
> License Manager and replace it with a "full"
> Enterprise one (ie, a "full" license, not an
> "upgrade" one) everything should go smoothly;
> if you replace it with a Host or Desktop
> one, than you're going to face a major headache :-)
Questions:
1. Which set of keys should they use: the original OSR5.0.2 keys
or the Upgrade keys? (It wasn't THAT long ago when all we had
were the "old" keys.)
2. (This thread already answered this one: remove the eval license
and install the "real" one.)
Thank you,
Lucky
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by Tom Parson » Sat, 23 Sep 2000 11:08:40
By now, any informed reseller should have known that upgrade licenses
from pre-OpenServer products to 5.0.0/.2/.4 had to be exchanged for
a different set of numbers to work properly with 5.0.5. The clue is
that if the license is a multiple of 16, then it was an upgrade from
a pre-OpenServer product.
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by Lucky Leavel » Sat, 23 Sep 2000 12:18:36
> By now, any informed reseller should have known that upgrade licenses
> from pre-OpenServer products to 5.0.0/.2/.4 had to be exchanged for
> a different set of numbers to work properly with 5.0.5. The clue is
> that if the license is a multiple of 16, then it was an upgrade from
> a pre-OpenServer product.
Thank you,
Lucky
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