In an email I received from VSI on March 26, 2024 announcing the
termination of the Community License Program, VSI stated that existing holders of Alpha and Integrity community licenses would have their licenses renewed one last time in August.
I held a license in August but received no further notification about a
final extension. Did anyone else?
Your current license is valid through August 22, 2024. In the next several days, we will send you your credentials for accessing our Service Portal where you will get your replacement license (in August) and software. On the day when your licenseexpires, your access to the Service Portal will be revoked.
In an email I received from VSI on March 26, 2024 announcing the
termination of the Community License Program, VSI stated that existing holders of Alpha and Integrity community licenses would have their licenses renewed one last time in August.
I held a license in August but received no further notification about a
final extension. Did anyone else?
Do you have a login at the VSI Service Portal? If so, look there. They may be a set of PAKS for the CLP. I was a CLP member, but applied and was granted membership in the Ambassador's program so I don't think I'll see them. But, if they did it thatway, you should.
Do you have a login at the VSI Service Portal? If so, look there.
They may be a set of PAKS for the CLP. I was a CLP member, but
applied and was granted membership in the Ambassador's program so I
don't think I'll see them. But, if they did it that way, you
should.
It's a pity VSI didn't implement some automated VMS knowledge-based
test to determine which level of hobbyist VMS access you got. If you
passed the test, you get the full install kits, but you are expected
to know enough to install and configure it yourself.
If you fail the test, you get the current pre-built version and get
to ask handholding questions.
VSI claimed they did the change because of all the basic questions
people unfamiliar with VMS were asking and because those people
probably expected to be handheld in the same way as you are when
installing a basic Windows setup. Some knowledge-based test before
being granted hobbyist access may have solved this.
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