Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Ishai Sagi — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 04:24:09 GMT

"Go get it!" you say, but dont specify where from. how about some links?

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Gabo — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 05:24:33 GMT

Thanks Joel, this is all great info, I have two more questions though:

1. When will be SharePoint 2007 Designer available for MSDN subscribers? Is there an RTM trial out there right now that we can use with the MOSS RTMs?

2. When will be MOSS available for MSDN subscribers?

Cheers

Gabo

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

MikeWalshHelsinki — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 12:45:34 GMT

Re: Q. When would I ever use the Standard key over Enterprise?

Shouldn't the answer to this be

"Because it's cheaper"

If you want to give a list of reasons for why Enterprise is a better choice, why not change the question to

"Why should I pay more for Enterprise than for Standard" (or similar)

The list of additional functions in Enterprise is very useful but it's not answering the question !

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

LLiu — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 19:56:52 GMT

Ishai, the MS Volume License Services (MVLS) website is at https://licensing.microsoft.com. I also added the URL to Joel's blog entry.

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Hopeful customer — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 00:15:16 GMT

Seems like its still not up for volume license customers with Open agreements through the eOpen website :(

FYI this is the link to downloads for anyone who manages their volume licenses through eOpen:

https://www.microsoft.com/licensing/servicecenter/downloads/downloadhome.aspx?LCID=1033

Still not up there! Please please push it out to that site as well!

I was hoping to deploy over the holiday weekend...

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Kevin Dente — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 01:31:08 GMT

Will volume license keys for MS Gold Partners be available any time soon on the Partner web site?

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

KevinTunis — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 08:16:50 GMT

Joel, any word on a download for MOSS x64 through MSDN Subscriptions.

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

MikeWalshHelsinki — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 09:22:16 GMT

Gabo:

SPD 2007 RTM is now available at MSDN (added yesterday)

Mike Walsh

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

MikeWalshHelsinki — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 12:59:21 GMT

You write that you can upgrade from the Trial version of MOSS 2007 to the Standard or Enterprise versions by entering the key.

Could you please confirm that this can also be done with the MSDN key(s) and that a "MSDN-keyed" MOSS 2007 can also be upgraded by key entry into a full version for use in a production environment ?

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Andrew Badge — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 00:58:48 GMT

Hi Joel, I'm also interested in when MOSS x64 through MSDN Subscriptions will be available. Obviously I can't install x86 editions while I wait. I am assuming relevant keys will be provided when available...

Thanks

Andrew

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

M.Visser — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 15:06:11 GMT

Joelo,

When can we expect MOSS 2007 x64 (trail)?

tnx

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Tim Doscher — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 08:28:14 GMT

Hi, any word when the product keys for Project Server 2007 will be released on MSDN?

Thanks!

Tim

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

mark taylor — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 18:48:46 GMT

There are lots of office 2007 products available, I'm entitled to sharepoint 2007, but it is still marked as 'available soon'

All the client apps and suites are available, but the only server one availble is 'groove'

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Mike — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 23:40:20 GMT

Hi, We have a MOSS and Project 2007 beta single server x86 install. We are trying to fresh install a multiserver farm. Server A: MOSS 2007 rtm x64 Server B: Project 2007 rtm x64. Server C: through the beta-tr pathes we can't get it to work and it's getting expensive. Is there presentley a config/downloads available to do this just 2 full installs w/ no beta-tr pathing? No content moved, maybe MOSS templates only.

Thanks

Mike

How to find the level of SharePoint you are running

Penny Coventry — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 02:15:46 GMT

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Tom — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 04:35:20 GMT

When converting from the trial key to a volume license key the following error was received: "Failure. Your license conversion operation has failed. Check the error logs for details."

We know the key is valid because it works for new installs.

Any ideas?

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Tom — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 04:36:21 GMT

It turns out you can get the error on conversion when it's not true. If you go back to the screen and the word Trial is gone from the product name installed, you'll know the error was, in fact, not preventing the upgrade.

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Edward Conde — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 01:40:41 GMT

Are the keys different from 32bit and 64bit versions of SP2007?

Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

rumi — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 11:37:27 GMT

hi joelo..

Do we need to take backups of all the applications running and backup of databases before converting a trial version to full enterprise version.we have a trial version and we want it to convert to full version and i think changing the key is better option than to reinstall a full version on a server.

re: equipment

Larry — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 23:09:50 GMT

we are looking at setting up a ss site for 64,000 users. I am researching what euipment would be recommended for this volume of users with at least a medium usage level. ie # front end servers, number of app servers with indexing and search service and excel calcuation services and clustered sql servers.

Appreciate any help or resources you can provide.

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Roger B.A. Klorese — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 22:55:21 GMT

Entering our eOpen license key fails with the error:

This product key cannot be used to convert Office SharePoint Server Trial with Enterprise Client Access License to Office SharePoint Server with Enterprise Client Access License.

...and does NOT convert the product name.

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Roney Pate — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:59:52 GMT

Hi.

I see a lot of things that imply this, but am having trouble finding a definitive statement..

Does MS support running sharepoint 2007 with an itanium server as the back end (database sever/sqlserver 2005) only?

Thank you!

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Arvit — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 01:55:16 GMT

My issue is that when I browse to the "Convert License Type" page under Operations, I cannot input the key in the specified text box. The text box seems to be in Read-Only mode, as it does not accept focus.

Any idea as to what is causing this behavior and a resolution?

Thank you.

re: Volume Licensing for x64 and in Multiple Languages including some FAQ on RTM Eval and Editions

Jeff — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:53:42 GMT

Same issue, text box on Convert License type page will not accept text. One of a few odd issues of late.

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