Re: IBM i5 520 built in Ireland?

[Neil Palmer/DPS <neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Trouble is, I'm a BP doing an install, the web site will "link" the system 
s/n to MY IBM userid.  I don't want that, and don't want to pi** away time 
registering the customer for an IBM id (because they haven't already got 
one).

...Neil




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IBM's tightening down on this.  They really want the customer to try 
something via a website first to get the keys.  After that fails (and it 
will) then they'll talk to the business partner.

Rob Berendt
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Al Barsa wrote:

> The first two digits of the serial number indicates where it was built.
> Rochester is 10, Dublin is 65 (I think).
> 
> Al


Our 810 serial number starts with 65 and came from Ireland.

It did not come with license keys, but our business partner got keys for 
us the first business day after install.  We didn't have to talk to 
anyone; they just emailed us keys.