FactoryTalk Activation was made via the web and a *.LIC text file was generated with the host ID, serial number, and product key. Flexera uses a product serial number and product key for activation. The latter two allowed license sharing or borrowing and management tools to manage borrowing like a library book. Flexera allowed the flexibility to activate to a local machine, to a network share file or to a physical dongle by associating the activation to a physical host ID like a hard drive serial number, NIC card MAC address, or a dongle serial number. The Age of Flexera FactoryTalk Activationįlexera was a major technology leap over EVRSI.
The original FactoryTalk Activation used Flexera technology and most recently moved to CodeMeter. Rockwell Automation would convert the EVRSI to FactoryTalk Activation at no cost. That technology no longer supported was replaced with FactoryTalk® Activation.
These were 1.44 floppy disks, and the activation was physically moved off the floppy to a local hard drive. For us old-timers, there were EVRSI activations. Over time, Rockwell Automation® deployed different software activation techniques.
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