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Richard Hane wrote:<br>
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<div>We are in the process of retiring on of our servers. I need to
load filepro on the new server. This server has 6 hard drives. The
first 2 are on a Raid 1. The last 4 are on a Raid 5. We want to load
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<div>2. How do I find this number?</div>
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When you formatted the drive array for NTFS you created the serial
number. Its has nothing to do with the underlying type or number of
drives.<br>
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Click "<tt>Start</tt>"<br>
Click "<tt>Run</tt>"<br>
In the dialog box labeled "Open:" type <big><b><tt>cmd</tt></b></big>
, and hit OK<br>
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I do not know if filePro looks for c: drive or the executing drive for
the license manager to check against. If it looks at the C: drive then
you would just do the following, otherwise change to the D: or whatever
drive you have the raid5 on. Perhaps Ken or someone else at fpTech can
comment on how that works<br>
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In the open command prompt window type <big><b><tt>dir /p</tt></b></big>
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At the top you should see something similar to this:<br>
<tt> <b>Volume in drive C has no label.<br>
Volume Serial Number is ABCD-1234<br>
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</b></tt>Your serial number will be different, but it should be formed
with 4 alphanumeric digits a dash and 4 more alphanumerics. As with
everything from Microsoft there probably is 20 other ways to get that
number.<br>
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