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Ok, I talked to Microsoft and they gave me new keys, so its working.<br />
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We do have low disk space on the server so I'm assuming there are multiple causes. I now have a backup of the license files,<br />
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Can you give me a list of files to exclude? thanks
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Ok, I talked to Microsoft and they gave me new keys, so its working.

We do have low disk space on the server so I'm assuming there are multiple causes. I now have a backup of the license files,

Can you give me a list of files to exclude? thanks

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Our number of licenses was reset to 5 for some reason. I don't know if they were ever backed up or where that would have been stored but I am thinking we could use out Symantec Backup Exec to restore the license file to last week if that is stored somewhere but I don't know if this would work or if there is another route to take...<br />
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Any ideas?
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Our number of licenses was reset to 5 for some reason. I don't know if they were ever backed up or where that would have been stored but I am thinking we could use out Symantec Backup Exec to restore the license file to last week if that is stored somewhere but I don't know if this would work or if there is another route to take...

Any ideas?

Number of Licenses reset to 5 in 2003 SBS

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Windows Server 2003

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