This article describes how to retrieve a license key. If the server name or CPU count changes, a new license key is needed.
If you rename your computer, or install MailEnable on a new server, you will need to retrieve a new license key. To request a new or updated license key, you will need to access Online Services via the MailEnable web site. Details for logging in to Online Services were mailed to you when you purchased MailEnable; otherwise, your username is the e-mail address that was used to register your copy of MailEnable.
Option 1: Within Online
Services, view the details of an existing key and change the
computername and number of CPUs to match the new server details. This is
done by clicking the Licenses menu item on the left. If you have not
yet retrieved a license key you may not see any licenses, but there will
be a Generate New button shown, which you can click to generate
one. When you change the details for a license, you will see the updated
license key that you can then enter manually with the MailEnable Registration
Wizard. The registration utility can be found under the Mail Enable program
group or as MEPReg.exe in the MailEnable "bin" directory. When you run the
Registration Wizard, select the "Enter a license key manually"
option.
Note: The MailEnable Diagnostic Report will
report the computername and number of CPUs as the 'MailEnable Instance ID' under
the Version Information Section. The format of the instance ID is
COMPUTERNAME[NumCPUs].
Note: When entering the
CPU number, be sure to not to exceed the 5 issue count limit. If this
occurs you will not be able to change the CPU number and you will have to
contact sales or support for assistance.
Option 2:
As an alternative, within Online
Services, under the Licenses menu, select the old license key and click
the Release button next to the license. Then use the Registration
Wizard (found under the Mail Enable program group or as MEPReg.exe in the
MailEnable "bin" directory) and select "Register this machine by retrieving
license via the Internet" to request a new license key and the released key will
be replaced with the details of the new request. The advantage of this approach
is that the computer name and number of CPUs are detected automatically for you
when you submit your request. Note: You must use your online
services login as the e-mail address when requesting the new license
key with the Registration Wizard.
Option 3: If you
are still having problems, send your Diagnostic Report as a support request
via: www.mailenable.com/support or email
it to our sales persons.
Licensing FAQ: www.mailenable.com/kb/content/article.asp?ID=ME020353
Product: | MailEnable (Pro-Any Pro-1.X Ent-Any Ent-1.X) |
Article: | ME020267 |
Module: | General |
Keywords: | license,licence,key,new,release,updated,update,server,online,services |
Class: | HOWTO: Product Instructions |
Revised: | Friday, May 12, 2023 |
Author: | MailEnable |
Publisher: | MailEnable |