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| | Product Activation I have a number of clients I consult with each of which has 10 or less servers, mostly Standard or Enterprise 2003. I am a member of TechNet Direct Plus and have downloaded the software needed. In each case, I have used VPC 2007 to virtualize their environments to evaluate configuration changes, personnel movement, new application software, etc. I would like to be able to retain these configurations but am limited to 30 days due to activation and I would rather not have to rebuild them each time. While I don't mind doing the activation, I'm concerned about what happens when I load up a different configuration for a client and do another activation on the same software. Is there some legal way around this? -- connie_pilot MCSE 2003/Exchange 2003 |
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| | RE: Product Activation I should have listened to my mother who always told me "Look with your eyes and not your mouth; its usually more successful". In other words, I had asked this question previously in a different context and received several helpful responses. Thanks to those who originally replied and I'll follow my mother's technnique in the future. -- connie_pilot MCSE 2003/Exchange 2003 "connie_pilot" wrote: Quote: > I have a number of clients I consult with each of which has 10 or less > servers, mostly Standard or Enterprise 2003. I am a member of TechNet Direct > Plus and have downloaded the software needed. In each case, I have used VPC > 2007 to virtualize their environments to evaluate configuration changes, > personnel movement, new application software, etc. I would like to be able > to retain these configurations but am limited to 30 days due to activation > and I would rather not have to rebuild them each time. While I don't mind > doing the activation, I'm concerned about what happens when I load up a > different configuration for a client and do another activation on the same > software. Is there some legal way around this? > -- > connie_pilot > MCSE 2003/Exchange 2003 |
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