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I have a MapInfo License Server Utility that serves 30+ MI v10.5 concurrent licenses across my organisation. v11.5 has now landed on my desk (with new serial numbers and access codes), so can I activate my v11.5 licenses within the same instance of License Server utility, whilst retaining the v10.5 licenses, in order to gradually migrate users onto v11.5 over the coming months?

Thanks,

Robin

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Pitney Bowes Software recommends that you use the latest version of the MapInfo License Server Utility (LSU) with MapInfo Professional 11.5.

You'll find the latest version on your MI Pro disks or on our web site.

You can upgrade the LSU even when you have licenses activated. The upgrade procedure is described in the manual for the LSU.

And - to answer your question - you can have several versions of MapInfo Professional activated in the LSU at the same time.

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Thanks Peter, yes I am still using an old version of the LSU (v3.0) so need to upgrade to enable this. The trouble now is that LSU v3.6 is not supported on Windows Server 2003, but nobody suggests these things are ever easy.....

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