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Computers that will never have an Internet connection must use the Offline Activation process to Activate. Store and volume license customers can use these steps.

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Volume license customers can also use the for assisting with this workflow.Complete this process for every offline computer that you want to activate. Make sure that you have access to a computer with Internet access to complete the steps below. Complete this process within a 72-hour period. If you cannot complete this process within 72 hours, contact for additional assistance. Launch the product. At the Serial Number Validation screen, click Having Trouble Connecting To The Internet.

Click Offline Activation and click Generate a Response Code. Write down the Request Code. Switch to an online computer and navigate to. Click Offline Activation.

Sign in with your Adobe ID. Enter your Request code and click Generate.

Write down the Response code. Switch back to the offline computer. Enter the Response Code and click Activate.

Hi all - this is something that has occurred suddenly in the last 48 hours or so have their entire CS6 quit and stop working. All their Adobe CS6 apps are getting stuck in a crashing loop where an application such as Photohop launches, quits, the Adobe Application Manager opens, then crashes, and the cycle is repeated over and over again. It's a really nasty loop, and hard to end without a full restart. Open up a CS6 application, and it starts again.All the CS6 installs were built with AAMEE 3.1.1 and installed via Casper. No problems until the last 48 hours.We use RUM - and I'm wondering if Adobe pushed down (and then I pushed down on their behalf) a bad update recently.I'm also noticing that if I manually open the Adobe Application Manager, it automatically updates itself to version 7.0.0.189, despite having updates turned off.

After the update runs, it allows AAM to run as if I had never had the administrative settings configured. Not sure if this is related or unrelated. Losing hair by the second here. Anyone else experiencing these issues?Thanks!Ted. We haven't seen this with our Mac CS6 installs yet. Around 1000 of them.

Used AAMEE to package them up last Sept.Our Windows versions did use 3.0 and started having this problem. 3.1 seemed to help.@tkimpton: What/who an 'absolute Munson?' @bentoms: Remote Update Manager. Can tell the CS6 suite to grab its updates from an internal server and install them instead of going all the way to Adobe's server to download the updates. We tried it out here and seemed fine for what it offered. Back in late summer/early fall when we tried this, the biggest problem was that when we updated our local update repository, it grabbed whatever was available from Adobe.

Then the clients would then grab the latest from our repo. While great if you just want to go along with the latest, but if you need some version control, then need to be very careful when you update the local repo. Asked Adobe to add a feature to allow us to choose which version each app should install, but haven't heard anything since and haven't bothered looking.We have it in place but won't be using it for our Macs. We'll be upgrading every year due to Apple's OS releases and we'll toss on new CS updates at that time. If we really, really need to push out an update, then AAMEE will take care of that.

Might use it for our PCs, but that's someone else's headache. I don't believe it's RUM. I just checked in a machine with a fresh install that just started crashing - again (after a re-install) - with the crashing loop between Photoshop and the Adobe Application Manager. RUM hasn't been launched in a few days, but this problem just cropped up today.One thing I am noticing - when I open the Adobe Application Manager by itself, it forces an update from 6.0.281 to version 7.0.0.189. This update is being forced from Adobe, and it doesn't look like there is an option to disable it anywhere. After the update is completed, it asks for the Adobe ID credentials, ignoring the settings configured when the Adobe CS6 package was built in AAMEE 3.1.I'm checking to see if re-serializing fixes this.

If so, then it looks like my workflow is to reserialize all the Adobe CS6 installs on campus. More to come.UPDATE - Indeed it looks like re-serializing Adobe CS6 resolves the issue - at least temporarily.Ted. Our whole company is using CS6 and people are starting to notice problems and are really shouting:(Can't believe Adobes choice of comms is f.in Twitter!Surely if I have RUM and my AUSS server polls Adobe updates at night then if this Photoshop update was to fix it people wouldn't be shouting ( machines get RUM checking at night) unless this update isn't on Adobe Servers yet which wouldn't surprise me!Personally I'm not doing this faffing about and I'm not testing Adobes CRAP out when they should be doing it.I want Adobe to sort it out even if I need a new AAMEE and remake the packages! @tkimpton wrote: Just read the tech note on APTEE and it say you need to be connected to the Internet to serialize.

We have a proxy server so that not going to work!!!Again Adobe not thinkingFrom page 4 of the APTEE tech note:IntroductionThe toolkit supplies commands that enable you to conveniently manage the serialization of an installed product. You might need to do this for example, in Creative Suite 6, users needs to be online for serialization to be successful. However if there are client machines that are not connected to the internet, you can use the Adobe Provisioning Toolkit Enterprise Edition to serialize a package on the machine.

Actually take that back lol.Don this is EXACTLY what i am taking about and where the Adobe loathing comes from.no UAT what so ever!from APTEE tech note: Serializing a package when a user is offlineIn Creative Suite 6, users needs to be online for serialization to be successful. However if there are client machines that are not connected to the internet, the following process, called the Type1Exception process, can be followed to serialize a package.????Using the Adobe Provisioning Toolkit Enterprise Edition Syntax For Creative Suite 6 6This process requires generation of a keycode on the offline client machine.

The keycode is then used to generate a response code from an online machine. The response code generated using the online machine is then used to serialize the package on the offline client machine.This process can be used for both Retail and Volume customers.1. On the offline client machine, generate a request code for activation by running the following command:adobeprtk -tool=Type1Exception -generate -serial=serialNum where serialNum is the serial numberThis command returns a 44-character request code.2. Using an online machine, visit the AOES website:At the AOES website, log in with the Adobe ID.4. Once authenticated, enter the Adobe serial number and the request code that was generated in step 1. Once the activation service successfully activates it, the response code is displayed.5. Note down the response code6.

On the offline client machine, run the following command to activate the package:adobeprtk -tool=Type1Exception accept -serial=serialNum -responsecode=responseCode -leid=LEIDwhere:? SerialNum is the serial number? ResponseCode is the code generated on the online machine in step 4? LEID is the product’s licensing identifier (see “Product identification” on page 9).Behind a dam proxy like loads of other Enterprises.DO YOU REALLY EXPECT ME TO GO AROUND TO EVERY SINGLE DAM MACHINE TO GENERATE THE CODE ADOBE!!!Cant i just unserialize and then use the serialized package i created with AAMEE? Tim,We are investigating why the PS 13.0.4 patch is not appearing with RUM or AUSST, there is nothing different about this patch that it should not have been posted.

If you are in a situation whereby your clients cannot connect to the internet then it is best to use APTEE to create a prov.xml file that you can push to the clients this means the clients will not have to be online.The steps I would advise you take are Create Update Package with AAMEE 3.1 and include PS 13.0.4Use below command with APTEE to create prov.xml1) create prov.xml file using following commandline -adobeprtk -tool=VolumeSerialize -generate -serial= -leid= -provfilepath=NOTE:If –provfilepath flag is used, then prov.xml will be created at the specified location. If –provfilepath flag is not used, then prov.xml will be created at the default location. The default location will be the location where the adobeprtk file is present.2) on client serialize with command line -adobeprtk -tool=VolumeSerialize –stream –provfile=You could push this out with casper.Please let me know if this works or does not work.CheersKarl Gibson Product Manager Enerprise IT Tools.

@tkimpton - still not up on their AUS servers yet. I've been doing a check every 12 hours or so.I'm going the un-install re-install route on the computers that have 13.0.3 applied. I can't apply the patches manually via the GUI due to my settings in AAMEE having updates disabled. Not impressed!Also not all updates install via RUM!!!01/22/13 11:09:32:630 INFO AAMEE Utilities RemoteUpdateManager Starting UpdaterCore DownloadUpdates.01/22/13 11:09:32:637 WARN AAMEE Utilities RemoteUpdateManager Update (AdobeDigitalPublishingCS6-2.0/2.05.1.550) is not supported by RemoteUpdateManager. @kagibson wrote: Please let me know if there is any issues and please rest assured that we will be conducting a post mortem to try and make sure the issue does not occur again and also that our response would be better if we fail on our first promise:-)Karl,Thanks for pushing this through to resolution. For what it's worth, I hope the post mortem includes a commitment by Adobe to adhere to Apple Software Delivery Guidelines. I'd hate to see the Mac admin community toss Adobe into the 'Cr@ppy Apps' list.AAMEE is a great workaround, but it really is a big piece of duct tape.

It's a step in the right direction. But now it's time for Adobe to slam on the brakes and shift gears - we need installers that adhere to Apple and Microsoft standards (er, respectively).:)Don'I ain't gotta apologize for s t!' Scott Forstall. Karl,Thanks for pushing this through to resolution. For what it's worth, I hope the post mortem includes a commitment by Adobe to adhere to Apple Software Delivery Guidelines. I'd hate to see the Mac admin community toss Adobe into the 'Cr@ppy Apps' list.AAMEE is a great workaround, but it really is a big piece of duct tape.

It's a step in the right direction. But now it's time for Adobe to slam on the brakes and shift gears - we need installers that adhere to Apple and Microsoft standards (er, respectively).:)Don+1. Don,Indeed and I know where you are coming from. This issue has been tough in that I feel like we may have lost some of the good graces we had earned with the Mac IT admin community as a result of AAMEE and the IT Tools like RUM & AUSST. However hopefully the community will still have a little trust in Myself, Jody and the team. We really try and create the IT tools with the focus firmly on the IT Admin. We will of course continue to do so and I understand and share your desire to move to native installers.CheersKarl Gibson Product Manager Enerprise IT Tools.

Karl writes:If you have affected systems these are the steps you should take. Install 13.0.4 patch on client in one of the three methods listed above. Use AAMEE 3.1 to create a serialization file. Deploy Serialization file to the clientA major problem here is that the Serialization executable/file generated by AAMEE 3.x is not easily deployable. The admin still has to figure out how to get the executable and xml file delivered to each machine and has to come up with some way to actually execute the thing. AAMEE should spit out an Apple Package that does the task.I wrote a tool to do just that using APTEE:would not be hard for AAMEE to do the same thing.

@gregneagle wrote: A major problem here is that the Serialization executable/file generated by AAMEE 3.x is not easily deployable. The admin still has to figure out how to get the executable and xml file delivered to each machine and has to come up with some way to actually execute the thing. AAMEE should spit out an Apple Package that does the task.I have to agree, the Platypus solution results in a non-deployable app that someone with admin rights has to double-click on every computer. When you have hundreds or thousands of computers, time/effort/cost goes up very high very fast.If AAMEE can spit out a zero-touch PKG, we can push out to the target computers.Else, who foots the bill for all the sneaker-net?Don. Hello, I ended up distributing a folder ('AdobeSerfiles') containing the 'AdobeSerialization' and 'prov.xml' files coming from AAMEE and use a script within a 'ongoing' login policyLike this:#!/bin/bashcd /Applications/AdobeSerfiles./AdobeSerialization -tool=VolumeSerialize -–provfile=/Applications/AdobeSerfiles/prov.xmlrm -R /Applications/AdobeSerfilesexit 0The rm deletes everything once the script runs, so that I don't leave serials around:-)Mind the '.'

At the beginning of 3rd line, it has to be there.Here it also works to fix the 'loop' with AAM and CS6 appsCiaoCarlo.