I’m pretty sure there are plenty of VI3 out there, so I’ll post another topic related with the VMWARE Licensing for ESX 3.5… let’s get it on.
A few posts behind I talked about how to set up your license server to read multiple licenses file, but if you like to combine these multiples in just one ?!?!?
It would be amazing if there’s a way so you can test if your LIC file is OK and has all the features included into, right ?
We know that sometimes it’s expensive to create a lab environment for each aspect of systems, so what can you do about it ?
VMWARE has a simple webpage where you can test if your consolidate LIC file is the way it supposed to be.
Check it out
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- Eduardo Meirelles da Rocha
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