Single Key, Multiple Activations vs Multiple Keys, Single Activation

I'd like to purchase a license of Multiplicity 4 Business/Enterprise. But I'm not sure, which option to choose. 

Single Key, Multiple Activations or Multiple Keys, Single Activation?

What is difference betwenn these 2 options? Does this have something to do with promote/demote? 

Is there other differences in functionality?

Thanks

MadTrix

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Hello,
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Basj,
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Single Key, Multiple Activations or Multiple Keys, Single Activation?
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Single key, multiple activations would mean you have 1 key and can activate multiple Primary PCs with it.  The quantity at purchase would be  how many concurrent activations (Primaries) can be attached to that key.

Multiple keys \ single activation is a single key with 1 concurrent activation associated with it.   The quantity at purches determines how many key are issued. 

Sean Drohan
Stardock Product Lifecycle Manager

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@basj Thank you 

@sdrohan

Thanks. Sorry, Unfortunately, I still don't understand what exactly the difference is.

Quoting sdrohan, reply 2

The quantity at purchase
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Does it mean the quantity of licenses? Or the quantity of PCs, which could be controlled?

Quoting sdrohan, reply 2

The quantity at purches determines how many key are issued. 
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I want to purchase only one license (I have already 1 KVM Pro Version 4). But at check out I'm asked to choose one of the options above. 

Why is that important to choose, if I'm buying ONLY one license? 

If I choose "Multiple Keys, Single Activation", will it still be possible to switch between primary and secondary as often as necessary? Sorry for the confusion.

Have a nice weekend!

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Quoting Mad, reply 3

Does it men the quantity of licenses? Or the quantity of PCs, wich could be controlled?
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Yes.

Quoting Mad, reply 3

If I choose "Multiple Keys, Single Activation", will it still be possible to switch between primary and secondary as often as necessary?
End of Mad's quote

Yes.

Quoting Mad, reply 3

I want to purchase only one license (Ihave already 1 KVM Pro Version 4). But at check out I'm asked to choose one of the options above. 
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Because if you purchase Single \ Single, you would not be able to add more concurrent activations (licenses if you will) after.  Single \ Single is generally what resellers purchase.

For Single \ Multiple, post-purchase, if you wanted to add more concurrent activations to a single key, you can, example:

https://support.stardock.com/space/SHC/1260847133/Adding+activations+to+an+existing+key+(single+key+only)

Sean Drohan
Stardock Product Lifecycle Manager

 

 

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Thank you for your support. I have now the Enterprise-Version and will install it next days.

Should I uninstall Multiplicity 3 first or will it be removed automatically by installing Version 4? What would you recommend?

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Quoting Mad, reply 5

Should I uninstall Multiplicity 3 first or will it be removed automatically by installing Version 4? What would you recommend?
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Installing over (on all) installations should be fine. 

Sean Drohan
Stardock Product Lifecycle Manager

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