I would like to know if it is possible to install the license file on a different host running the same version of the software.
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To answer your question, if a license file is transferred to a new Cisco IOS version, it will not work for the same version, however, if the license is transferred to a version that is newer than the version it was designed for it should work.
Harvey Norman is experiencing a major breach of privacy after thousands of customer data was reportedly stolen in what is being described as the biggest data breach to ever happen in Australia.
Key points: Customers who placed orders at Harvey Norman stores between January 1, 2017 and May 12, 2017 may have had their names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers compromised
Customers who placed orders at Harvey Norman stores between January 1, 2017 and May 12, 2017 may have had their names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers compromised An investigation is underway but no company official has been able to tell customer how the breach occurred
A recent news report described an alleged insider who stole a USB drive containing the personal data of about 100,000 Harvey Norman customers.
The customer's data, including their names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers, has reportedly been posted on a dark web site.
The breach is believed to have occurred over the past six months and affected all of the company's 42 stores across Australia.
A spokesperson for the company told 7.30 this breach was a major one.
"This has been a matter of great concern for the company and one we are dealing with under the highest possible standards," they said.
"We have taken steps to review our systems and procedures, including with external IT services and auditors."
In response to the breach, the company has informed its affected customers, who are predominantly post code 3,000 customers, about the incident.
Harvey Norman chief executive officer, Mark Bouris, said the company had a dedicated team of people who were trying to verify the information and contact affected customers.
"We are seeking advice from the Australian Privacy Commissioner's office and from other agencies on how best to get back to our customers to let them know," he said.
"We have set up a dedicated team to deal with this and are in constant touch with the customer and their lawyers."
Mr Bouris declined to comment on the nature of the stolen data.
"We are taking every
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