>Actually, I think this (activator codes) is a *great* feature! And
>one of the reasons I upgraded from 4.0 to 4.2.
I just foud the License Manager! how long time has that one been there? ;-)
>I do still have more than half of my clients with an activator code,
>but when I add a new one or do a reconfigure on an old, I'm
>constantly upgrading the client to TCP/IP (most are on AppleTalk) and
>letting Retrospect handle the codes.
We have some 13 computers, all but one (68K) is running TCP/IP.
>We've always had a password feature (IIRC) here, so I'm not sure what
>the problem is. The password just keeps things secure between the
>server and the client. You only use it when installing the client,
>and then when you log in the first time from the server. Otherwise,
>no biggie.
You say "Otherwise no biggie", so i thought as well... But when I'm in the
"Clients on Network" -window trying to forget and log in the failling
computers I need to enter a security code!
How do I uninstall retsospect ENTIERLY so I can start over with these two
messing clients? The original problem was that the server who used to be a
client also has an activator code witch it shouldn't...
---
I hate buying new stuff, you solve a couple of problems but generating a
few new once you didn't thoght of in the beginning...
/ jakob
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