MarcBeaudoin

I know it has been a year but did you find a proper solution? I am the poor witness of the exact same behavior. I am creating a layout with everything, takes an hour to download and around 30 GB of storage. When I run ws_community only the basic stuff is installed, no components.

By any chance, do you know where is this security log with the IP?

We backed up from pro licences two years ago because for no apparent reason Unity would'nt start in our labs (like, all computers in a lab). Since we register Personal licences, no problem. Also, students can install and work on the same version at home and school. How different is the Educational Pro version from the Personal version? Apart from registration, is it that much different in your experience?

Your infrastructure guys are telling that ain't happening? That's not helping! Tried the Offline Activation yet? https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ManualActivationGuide.html

Yeah, that's what I thought. I think I'll just tell the professors it is not possible as of now and start working the way Adobe wants it. Not that I like the idea though. Thanks for your input.

Good ideas, but did you successfully implemented one of them? I have tried a lot of things so far, none of them works as they should be. I might have to move to SSO with Federated ID but that's a lot of work I'm not willing to do right now. Also, it should be simpler.

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a way to set preferences in Premiere Pro, Lightroom and Audition for all users (current and future). How are you doing it? I have contacted Adobe and currently trying to solve this with their support team but so far they do not seem to be able to help. I think they want people to actually create an Adobe ID and sync parameters. Which is good, if you're an professionnal, but not so good in a school. I want to set preferences and make them the new defaults so that everytime a studen logs in he/she gets the good preferences. How are you doing that? Thanks in advance!

Emailing them actually worked! They gave us 200 licenses as a donation, 1 year, renewable. Thanks for the tip.

Once installed, I tried running ""C:\Program Files\Unity\Editor\Unity.exe" -quit -batchmode -serial -username -password "". It seems to do something, bu unity still isn't activated, I need to do it manually.

I cannot wait for AD Group license assignment directly into Admin Centre or Azure portal! That is how it should have been made from the start. Anyway the solution I used is based on the powershell script you can find here :https://365lab.net/2014/04/15/office-365-assign-licenses-based-on-groups-using-powershell/ I added a line that adds a disabled Service Plans (if you look at the scripts, that line goes between the 46th and 47th lines and the 51st and the 52nd). The line goes as follow : [font=century gothic]LicenseOptions = New-MsolLicenseOptions -AccountSkuId ":STANDARDWOFFPACK_IW_FACULTY" -DisabledPlans "EXCHANGE_S_STANDARD"[/font] This line adds the information for disabling Exchange Online for every users when you later give the license. In my case my hybrid configuration wasn't reader yet, but you can disable any Service Plans, YAMMER for example, or any other. Of course when the script actually set the license, you need to add the -LicenseOptions option to make it work, just like this : [font=century gothic]Set-MsolUserLicense -UserPrincipalName $User -AddLicenses $AccountSKU.AccountSkuId -LicenseOptions $Licenses[$license].LicenseOptions -ErrorAction Stop -WarningAction Stop[/font]

I'm trying to put the computer's serial number here instead of an auto-generated computer name. Do you have any idea how to do that? I have a working solution for Windows 7 but it does not work with Windows 10.