Change Serial Number Rslogix 5000

I'm virtualizing a Rockwell AssetCentre Server and I'm looking at Disaster Recovery scenarios. This server contains a lot of other Rockwell Software like RSLinx, Logix 5000, Logix 500, and more. Software activations for Rockwell work in a very strict manner, so much so that I'm concerned about whether its going to be viable to restore the AssetCentre server Virtual Machine to a different host in the event of a system failure. The software activations are locked to the virtual machine using the serial number of the hard drive. You can also choose to lock it to the MAC address of the virtual machine. Are either of these two things something that can be customized and edited using VMWare?

Will they automatically change if I host the virtual machine using a different Virtual Server? I've looked inside the.vmx files (currently using a mix of VMWare Workstation 7 and VMware ESXi 4.1) and I didn't see anything in either of the files that looked like a MAC addresss or a Hard Disk serial number. The UUID of the disk is in the.vmdk file. For example: # The Disk Data Base #DDB ddb.toolsVersion = '8327' ddb.adapterType = 'lsilogic' ddb.geometry.sectors = '63' ddb.geometry.heads = '255' ddb.geometry.cylinders = '2610' ddb.uuid = '60 00 C2 9f e4 06 d9 4c-13 9a d8 50 77 bb 73 36' ddb.longContentID = '72d1cd8a4fb3119ca80f3870ee90c1b0' ddb.virtualHWVersion = '7' The MAC address can be edited under 'Advanced properties' of your network adapter. It should also be in the.vmx file. I found this is mine: ethernet0.generatedAddress = '00:0c:29:f3:72:cc' It's possible that it's only saved there once you edit it though.

If you move your VM to another location VMWare usually asks you if you moved or copied the VM when you start it. If you say you moved it then all ID's stay the same.

If you say you copied it then VMWare will change the ID's to prevent conflicts. I am also dealing with AssetCentre which we have virtualized in VMware and have bound to the disk serial number. I've been trying to figure out how to display the disk serial number.

Thanks for the information on how to do that within FactoryTalk. I also finally found that just doing a DIR in a command prompt in any folder on that drive shows it at the top. I just cloned our server to another Cluster and it appears that the disk serial number stayed the same. Also, Microsoft Sysinternals provides a free tool VolumeID to change the disk serial number.

I tested it and it did successfully change the serial number which FactoryTalk noticed after rebooting. Based on my testing of the clone I don't think that I will need it, but I wanted to see if it worked.

So I found out that VMware changes Hard Disk serial number (8 character Alpha-Numeric code somehow bound to a Hard Drive or Volume) when you make a clone, and I haven't found a way to manually change it back. Using the 'DISK_SERIAL_NUM' for the Host ID is a bad idea for Rockwell products running on VMware (even though they will still recommend it). In FactoryTalk Activation Manager, if you click 'Get New Activations' and then click the [.] button under 'Host ID Information' it will show you MAC Address and the 'DISK_SERIAL_NUM' and ask you to choose a Host ID to bind your activation's.

RSLogix 5000 change software serial number. So I spent about 3 hours yesterday installing RSL5k on a laptop and when I copied the license file over. Change the serial numbers listed in all 3 of these keys to the correct.

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