CC for the Government always offers users the ability to work from home?

I'm working on an air force base and we received subscriptions CC but the software is modified to not call home or something like that so they work within our security settings. We would like to be able to install this software on our computers in the House so that we can test and experiment a little. I know companies can allow there used to install it on another machine, but of what claims the I.T. Guy, we do not have an ID or an email linked to our account. Is this true? If this is not the case, how I understand what are our IDs?

One else experience this problem?

Hello

This seems to be a license unit.

Follow: creative cloud help | Create packages with the device licenses

Hope this helps

Thank you

Varun

Tags: Adobe

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