Thanks a lot.I got an key and also installed Unity and working fine.Sorry for delayed in response

Hi, during generation of Unity VSA FREE license I got error "Not connected. Verify Network". Checked on different browsers, same issue.

I have also posted exactly the same issue when i try to generate license.It means that it is a global issue which has yet to be resolved. I list below possible scenario that might generate error;

1. Community edition license is generated once per registered email address. However, I have tried to generate it via a new corporate email address, I get the same error.
2. Community edition license is only generated when UnityVSA appliance has internet connection. But, how Dell EMC can map a UUID to an installed appliance anywhere in the world. (does not make sense to me).
3. Dell EMC records public IP of Internet connection so that multiple requests can be blocked if coming from same ISP . However, I have tried from home , office and mobile , none works.
4. Last and the least, back end network connection issue with license generator and web server when a valid UUID is entered , and somehow license  is not generated  due to some internal glitch , then when a user tries to do it again, database records the same UUID , does not generate license again for same UUID. Hence, error description is very misleading "Not Connected, Verify Network".

Since it is a Community Edition license, Dell EMC will not spend time and efforts.if it were a Professional Edition License, then solution would be available instantly.

I've deployed the VSA many times over the years, and there is no limit set on how many times you can get a license as long as it is not a duplicate UUID. I think point 4 is the more likely.

see the other threads on this forum

Could you try now and let us know how it goes?

https://support.emc.com/kb/484570

Or

https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/auth/elmeval.htm

This link is not working.

Try to navigate directly to https://dell.to/3CycxCP in a clean browser instance or using incognito mode