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Transferring license and activations

Last Post 07/02/2010 2:28 PM by Peter Donker. 2 Replies.

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Freight_Train

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06/25/2010 9:10 PM
Hi, My company has a production website running DMX 4. We have an upgrade environment that is a mirror of our production plus: DNN Core upgrades Modules upgrades Bugfixes, database syncs for changes in production since the mirror, etc.. We are now going to mirror that back to the production server, make some IIS changes to point to the upgraded website directory and upgraded database, and our upgrade environment becomes our production environment. Neat-O stuff, I know :) But how do I handle this in a DMX licensing sense? The old website directory has a an activated production license on it, but we need to activate a production license on the new website, and 'de-activate' on the old. Both of them will have the same domain name and url, from a licensing perspective. Thank you ahead of time.

Freight_Train

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06/25/2010 9:27 PM
Our DNN version is 5.4.1 in the upgrade environment we are moving to production and 4.6.2 in the current production environment that will be replaced. Our DMX version is 5.2.3 in the upgrade environment and 5.0.2 in the production environment that will be replaced.

Peter Donker

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07/02/2010 2:28 PM
Hi Jeff, You should not notice anything. The license sticks with the installation, not the url. Peter

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