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Maybe that was something do to with V4R5 (?) I thought other folks might have chimed in by now :-)

On GO LICPGM, 5. Prepare for install  you have "Work with licensed programs to delete"  and that will show you stuff no supported on target release, etc.

Chuck

"Leland, David" wrote:

 I sure hope not.  We depend heavily upon it.Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Lewis [mailto:clewis@iquest.net]
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 3:46 PM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: upgrade to v5r1
 
I could WELL be wrong David, but I thought the fax stuff was going away with V5R1 (?)

Chuck

"Leland, David" wrote:

 

As usual, IBM has screwed up our order and not provided us with all the license keys (and all the software) we need for our upgrade to v5r1.  Could someone who has v5r1 look (using WRKLICINF) and tell me if the following are now *KEYED licensed programs that require us to enter license keys:

1) PSF/400 Fax Support (5769SS1, 5102 on v4r5)
2) PSF/400 Any speed printer support (5769SS1, 5114 on v4r5)
3) Client Access (5722XW1, I think)
4) 5722AC3 (128 bit encryption)
5) 5733AS3 (Websphere std. edition)
6) 5798FAX (Facsimile/400)

We had to enter license keys for 1 & 2 above on v4r5 so I would assume we would have to on v5r1 also.  Also, I thought I read somewhere that Client Access is changing to keyed.

Thanks,
Dave


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