Thank you for this answer as this helps a lot. For our knowledge, however, is there a way to apply multiple PowerPath licenses in the command string? Typically we have had to create a quick script to run after the fact to append the registry, however, some applications can simply have a sequence of serial keys separated by comma or semi-colon.
Butch777
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March 18th, 2014 10:00
hi Respen33 - as of 5.7, PowerPath Migration Enabler does not require a separate product license. See the Release Notes for additional information: https://support.emc.com/docu45739_PowerPath-and-PowerPath-VE-Family-for-Windows-5.7-and-Minor-Releases-Release-Notes.pdf?language=en_US
Let me know if you have additional questions.
Bob Lonadier
PowerPath Product Manager
Respen33
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March 18th, 2014 11:00
Thank you for this answer as this helps a lot. For our knowledge, however, is there a way to apply multiple PowerPath licenses in the command string? Typically we have had to create a quick script to run after the fact to append the registry, however, some applications can simply have a sequence of serial keys separated by comma or semi-colon.