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This Tech Note assumes that you have performed the initial installation of the AVEVA (InTouch) Edge and are now ready to assign and activate a license for it.

New Aveva software uses an activation-based licensing model. In order for this new model to work successfully, the License Server must be connected to the internet and have access to Aveva’s Activation Server. In some facilities, the controls network is behind a firewall, or on a closed network and the License Server does not have access to the internet. This Tech Note will walk you through the process of activating your licenses offline.

This Tech Note reviews six of the many support navigation tools provided on the Aveva Global Customer Support (GCS) Knowledgebase and Support Center.

This Tech Note demonstrates how to easily create a large number of instances from an existing template or templates to speed the process of developing large galaxies without the need to manually create each individual instance.

This Tech Note will walk you through the process of moving the configuration file from the original ABCIP DA Server to the newer ABCIP OI Server.

This Tech Note will demonstrate examples of techniques that can be used to modify and improve existing ArchestrA symbols that will improve their usability and give some insight into how ArchestrA symbols function.

Have you found yourself struggling to determine what software media you need to install to get a specific AVEVA/Wonderware product version for System Platform? This Tech Note will help you understand and manage the different software versions available.

Windows classifies certain files, such as ZIP and ISO, as potentially unsafe and may block these files by default. Software installation from these files may or may not obviously fail but will always result in a compromised installation. This Tech Tip explains the process of how to unblock Windows files.