🚀 go-pugleaf

I hope you realize that that was the most worthless, arrogant, dumbass
answer that he could have asked for.

Keep it up.


"Madhusudan Singh" <chhabra@eecs.umich.edu> wrote in message
news:3A074E30.D9C2FB5F@eecs.umich.edu...
> If you want a long term solution, switch to something sensible like Linux.
>
>
> Fatzke wrote:
>
> > I could use some serious help....here's the deal.
> >
> > A co worker of mine gave our technicians, an NT enterprise CD he got
from
> > the MSDN kit. Turns out, at 9:30 this morning when 400 people tried to
log
> > onto the new server, the first 10 got in, the next 390, got a message
saying
> > that the licenses were exhausted, and nobody could get in but the first
10.
> > Not a huge problem, I backed out of it, put the old one back on line,
and
> > everyone is happy, except me, I have to clean up the mess this weekend.
> > wait, it gets worse..... I went to all the production machines that were
> > built while I was out of the office, and found 8 in production, that
will
> > not allow more then 10 to get in. I am looking for a way to change the
> > license count, without rebuilding all of these machines. the ones I can
take
> > out of production I will rebuild. the ones I can't I want to add
licenses to
> > . Has anyone ever experienced this before? is there A key I can
manipulate ,
> > at the very least to let me add licenses? When I go to control panel to
the
> > licenses manager, an error pops up say   NFR  not for resale version. I
can
> > not proceed any further then that. Please....if there is anyone out
there
> > that could give me a hand...let me know
> >
> > david.garrin@citicorp.com
> >
> > or garrind@yahoo.com
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > dgarrin
>