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• Hello im a German student I find the webside how I can my product license is creative suite 5.5 Design Standard Student and Teacher Edition.

  Hello im a German student I find the webside how I can my product license is creative suite 5.5 Design Standard Student and Teacher Edition.

  Hi axelw16852204,

  CS5.5 activation should be done automatically when the software detects an internet connection or during installation. You can also try following the steps described in the following document to activate your license manually: Learn how to enable or disable Adobe apps..

  If you need further assistance, please respond to this discussion.

  Best,

  Del

• Behavior of ESX/ESXi with standard or free license on HW with more than 6 core

  I am wonderig what happens if I run an ESX license on processor with the core of more than 6.

  For example after the Installation of ESX on an OCTO-Core processor HW, what happens after insert a license that is not advanced or Enterpise Plus key.

  I run VM using only 6 of the 8 main? or the system prevents me to start a virtual machine due to the limitation of the basis of my license?

  The limitation of the base would be the license include all of the physical cores. It is different from the standard or free license which gives you 4 SMP (max 4 vCPU simultaneously).

  If you use advance or company, then the licence would be only to see max 6 cores processors and ignore the other 2 hearts. You can still use your virtual machine as usual. =)

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• Application of ESX or ESXi Standard license or vSphere new purchase

  Hello

  I read the following in another thread,

  "You can apply any license that you purchase, be it Standard/advanced/business/Business Plus or even packages for small businesses vSphere Essentials and Essentials Plus, ESX or ESXi. Both will give you the same features allowed when it is applied. »

  Once the license applies for example to ESX, does this mean I won't be able to change my mind at a later stage and move all my installations to ESXi?  Thanks for your replies.

  Best regards

  Robin

  You can't really "switch" from ESX to ESXi - you will need to reinstall the hypervisor. But you will be able to use the same license key for ESXi you used for ESX.

• vSphere License, ESX admins

  In vSphere 5 licenses
  We see 8 track, route 32 model of processor for a virtual environment.  What this represents?

  How the admins ESX group exist? If there is no then we are allowed to create manually?

  What is the format of the password for the user account in a host of?

  8 - way vCPU means that each of your virtual machines can be configured with a maximum of 8 processors.

  When you add a host ESXi of our era, there is a default admin group: ' '\ESX Admins

  Read more about it here: http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1025569

  Concerning

• Licensing ESX servers

  Hello community,

  in my virtual machine environment, I have a centralized license server (license server is also server vc). Yesterday I ve got another esx server and purchased and activate the license on vmware.com.if I 'install' the new license on my license server, I have can´t the see in any case in the CR. He always shows me under license "a license for 2 CPU´s" (but this on Server1 and Server2). is it ok it? I ve waited to see if "A license for 4 CPU´s" on each server when I install the new license?

  Thank you very much

  Concerning

  If they are "Dual Processor" servers, then you see the good info

  His say using its 2 licenses... which is correct.

  Have you enabled vmotion? as a feature under license?

  You must also configure your vmotion network...

  Edit: See attachment... you can check each host this way also...-

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• LICENSING ESX 3.5 UPDATE

  I currently have a license server that is at the service of licenses to my existing two ESX servers. I wanted to add the new licenses to allow the third ESX Server to add to my cluster. I don't know if I have a correct license format. It's in a format of serial number. If I remember well the first time I set up the license it has been imported as a file. Any ideas?

  Thank you

  According to the verion of Virtual Center, you can generate a new license file or if it is at least st 2 update you license server will look in the directory identified by tools VMware license - licenses be it you will have to use the tools of license VMware for relod the new license (s)

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• Licensing ESX Server is down

  Licenses are good for 14 days, what 14 days later

  As long as your hosts update their permits for 14 days, you should be good to go. However, it can be quite complicated, if your vCenter and license server is a virtual machine on a host with an expired license. This only applies when the vCenter 2.5 license server is used for backward compatibility.

• How to buy a correct license of MS SQL 2012 or 2014 Standard?

  Hi, I'm working on an it project for the Government of Hong Kong. The project will use MS SQL in the database back-end with 100 concurrent users. Please find below issues:

  1 do still buy us MS SQL Standard 2012 now, or need to buy MS SQL 2014?

  2. in the Site Production, we need to install 2 instances of database. For the execution of the high availability requirements, each database instance will be installed within 2 MS SQL cluster of physical servers (active-passive mode, for failover only) mode. In other words, total 4 physical servers (each server with 6-cores) were used.

  A license. review by Core

  (2.1) in this case, we need to buy 2 sets of licenses Per Core for the active 2 physical servers only, right?

  2.2) because each server is 6 hearts, we buy 3 licenses (pack of 2-cores) for each physical server Active.

  including the total we need to buy 6 licenses for 2 active physical servers.

  B . Whereas the license server + CAL

  (2.1) in this case, we need to buy 2 licenses of server for 2 active physical servers only, right?

  2.2) since there are 100 concurrent users, we need to purchase 100 user licenses for each user access to the 2 servers (or 2 instances of database).

  3. in the Disaster Recovery (DR) Site, we have 2 physical servers (each being installed with the different database instance) running on the cold standby mode. So, no need to purchase a server license or by Core, right?

  4 should we buy Software Assurance (SA)? I guess not that it applies to MS SQL Enterprise Edition only, no?

  Please advise on the above scenarios. Thank you very much.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• Transfer of license to switch from Win to OS - standard design CS6

  Hello community,

  I need your help, I'll give up my old PcWin for a new Mac operating system and I have a paramount request: can I license my Win for the license for the operating system on a MAc, of course I use the license on two computers. My CS is the standard of the CS6.

  Thanks in advance for your help,

  gabacha13

  Hello

  You could do a swap of platform for CS6, you can consult this KB for this.

  Exchange a product for a different version of the language or platform

  You must contact the support chat for swap platform please see this link below to throw the cat in.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/in/contact.html

  Concerning

  Gilles marneffe

• License question: with the help of two "Standard Edition" licenses for > 8 vCPU by host

  Hi, I've been reading place on it for a few hours and would like to get confirmation here.  I have

  -a physical host: dual processor, 8 cores per processor

  -multiple licenses VSphere 5.0 Standard edition

  -VCenter 5.0 Enterprise Edition

  I want to distribute the VM with 12 vCPU and I expect to consume two licenses Standard Edition - one for each CPU, for a total of 12 vCPU.  When I try to do using VCenter I get error "virtual machine has 12 virtual processors, but the host only supports 8.»  "The number of virtual processors can be limited by the OS selected for the guest virtual computer or licensing for the host."

  I think that it is a license restriction because on the same host, the VSphere evaluation has authorized the deployment of a 12 virtual machine using RHEL 6.3 vCPU.  I checked later vCPU on evaluation copy function and it was 32 channels for it proves that it is not a BONE or a physical problem.  I think I downloaded an evaluation of the 'norm' rather 'Enterprise', but I am not sure.

  I read compare VMware vSphere editions and the 'Standard' column has CPU line: "CPU 1" and line vCPU: '8 - way '.  This makes me think that, for each new license, I should have a CPU with up to 8 cores.  that is by consuming two licenses, I use 2 CPU and up to 16 cores.

  I also read the EULA VMware multi-core pricing and Licensing Policy , and he said:

  Software licenses with six (6) cores per processor

  It does not say "with hearts of six (6) software licenses by host '

  The following excerpt from the EULA is the only evidence that I could find to support the conclusion that for Standard Edition, the maximum number of vCPU for each host is 8 (regardless of the number of licenses consumed);
  Combines VMware licenses on a single host software. Licensing policy allows combining the even on software licenses uniprocessor.

  Someone can confirm the limitation and is there something obvious that I missed to compare VMware vSphere editions.  The difference between host and per processor is huge, I'm surprised that it is ambiguous.

  Thank you

  Diarmuid

  Looking at this picture, it is said that you need 1 VMware Standard license per physical processor that your host has.  Down the chart to the vCPU, who said that a VM can have at most 8 vCPUs (for Standard).  Isn't 8 vCPUs per license, which is 8 vCPUs total.

  The demo version is licensed Enterprise Plus and develops of vCPU 32 on a virtual machine.

• License question: TLP intermingling and detail design Standard 6 Licenses

  Hey everybody,

  I have a VDI environment where users running Creative Suite Design Standard 6 on a pool of non-persistent virtual desktops. CS6 is installed directly on the desktop image. I have 5 places our arrangement of TLP 5 users with the same serial number.

  Our company has recently made a few acquisitions and new users onboarded. These users running Creative Suite 6 DS as part of their work, and in the context of the absorption, we bring them in the VDI farm. Problem is that the existing copies, their former employer bought were not under a TLP volume license. Each user has its own serial number.

  I'll be in trouble with Adobe if I take these copies of sale retail CS6 away from them, put them on a shelf and these users added to the pool of virtual offices mentioned above? (This means that they would now use our series of volume).

  If not, is it possible to take a serial number for sale at retail and put it under the aegis of our TLP volume license?

  Thank you!

  Hi Red-Helix,

  There is unfortunately no way to convert the retail volume keys. In order to add these users to virtual desktops, you pool must buy several seats volume according to the use.

• Storage vMotion issue License - license of moving between ESX Hosts 4.1?

  I have a question about Storage vMotion with ESX 4.1 license.

  One of my environments ESX 3.5 existing consists of 10 ESX 3.5 hosts - 8 ESX 3.5 servers Standard and 2 ESX 3.5 Enterprise servers.  I use a centralized license server (I think that's the correct term).

  I found that I can "move" the vMotion (and vMotion) Storage capacity of two of my 10 servers that only two of them are enabled for vMotion, both.  I do this by topic under VI Client-> select the host ESX-> Configuration-> network-> properties-> VMkernel-> Edit-> toggle the box "VMotion" activated-> OK.   I guess that by doing this, that I'm actually just spend my licenses 'ESX Enterprise' between the hosts.

  Be able to run Storage vMotion on one or two guests at a time is a lot for a few times a year I need to reconfigure my back-end storage.

  Two Questions:

  1. this use is technically legal in a perspective of VMware licenses?

  2. now, I'm looking to upgrade to ESX 4.1 and wonder if I'll be able to keep doing this?  I have read that ESX 4.x got rid of the centralized server license model, so not sure if I could 'move' licenses around like that... In fact since vMotion is now included in Standard Edition, I guess I could 'pull out' through a license only one ESX Enterprise server in order to obtain the license of storage vMotion.

  I let my support/subscription lapse for as long it is cheaper to purchase new licenses rather than paying for support costs with retroactive effect on my existing licenses.   The price difference between Standard and Enterprise is large (3 times the cost) that I don't think I can swing is business licenses for all of my guests past the bean counters, where the reason for this post.

  Reflections and comments?

  Each host has a license key number. You can apply a new license key to a host, and it is immediately activated. I guess you would be technically violate licensing for seconds as a license number was recorded at two hosts. There is a place in the vSphere client to "assign a new license key to this host. When a license key has been assigned, it remains as a choice, then you can simply choose the functionality licensed one and below the other.

• Conversion from ESX to ESXi licenses

  Is it possible to use a license ESX to ESXi Server?  If this is not the case, what is involved in the conversion of an ESX license to an ESXi license?

  Thank you

  There is no difference in licensing.  The license number is issued for vSphere, and you can use with ESXi or ESX.

• ESX 4.0 Syslogging Standard

  Hello, is it possible to put on an ESX 4.0 standard syslogging? And how can I do this?

  If you set that newspapers will no longer be on the ESX. You will redirect them to the syslogd server.

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