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Product |
Service Shell 3.3 |
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Operating system |
Microsoft® Windows® |
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Symptoms |
As of April 15th 2007, it will not be possible to access Service Shell versions from 2.5 to 3.2 using passwords. Service Shell version 2.5 will not work effective April 15th. For Service Shell versions from 2.6 to 3.2, feature licensing and dongles are required |
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Cause |
Service Shell 2.5 password protection will not work as of April 15th, 2007. Feature licensing and dongles are required to access Service Shell 2.6 and later, to protect unauthorized use of Service Shell. For more information, refer to: Password needed to start Service Shell client and Service Shell news items. |
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Solution |
The first preference is to install CFL on the customer’s workstation. However, due to time pressures and technical problems encountered when rolling out Feature Licensing support to the field, a new version of Service Shell (3.3) is available. It provides a basic access level for sites that do not yet have Feature Licensing installed. This exception applies particularly for Shared Maintenance customers with MPE machines; these customers may require Service Shell access to be arranged quickly, or they may have older workstations where CFL could be problematic. Version 3.3 of Service Shell will:
Service Shell 3.3 will allow unlicensed access when both of these conditions are satisfied:
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Technical contact(s) |
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Date submitted |
19 Mar 2007 | ||