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Hi,<br />
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&gt;&gt;2) Enterprise Edition having 1 multiple Activation key: How many license i can use ? and i can install &gt;&gt;and activate this license in multiple system?<br />
&gt;&gt;yes its a volume licence<br />
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Is there any limit in this, like max license can be used in multiple activation key. 
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Hi,

>>2) Enterprise Edition having 1 multiple Activation key: How many license i can use ? and i can install >>and activate this license in multiple system?
>>yes its a volume licence

Is there any limit in this, like max license can be used in multiple activation key.

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not to my mind its a volume licence just like any volume licence
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not to my mind its a volume licence just like any volume licence

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I am using MSDN Operating System subscription for development. I have some doubts regarding MSDN license usage. Please clarify my doubts.<br />
<br />
1) Each product having 10 keys: I can use 10 keys for each products?<br />
<br />
2) Enterprise Edition having 1 multiple Activation key: How many license i can use ? and i can install and activate this license in multiple system?<br />
<br />
3) &nbsp;Each OS having 10 keys: If i need additional keys means how i can make a request for this?<br />
<br />
4) 32bit and 64bit OS having same keys: I can use same keys for 32 &amp;&nbsp;64 bit OS?<br />
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I am using MSDN Operating System subscription for development. I have some doubts regarding MSDN license usage. Please clarify my doubts.

1) Each product having 10 keys: I can use 10 keys for each products?

2) Enterprise Edition having 1 multiple Activation key: How many license i can use ? and i can install and activate this license in multiple system?

3)  Each OS having 10 keys: If i need additional keys means how i can make a request for this?

4) 32bit and 64bit OS having same keys: I can use same keys for 32 & 64 bit OS?






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