GSA tools are cheap and free lifetime updates, 1 license is 1 activation or one running copy.
Abuse of this can cause license's to be taken away.
I would buy another copy if your needs are more
Yes, I have another copy of the license (in fact I even have 3), that's not a problem, I was wondering if there would be any conflicts if I copied the program to another folder.
I don't really understand where GSA stores the license file, etc. - if it is in one place, the second folder with the new license will not work.
As previously mentioned, you can use virtualization. Run for example VirtualBox and create a VM with Windows 11. Just make sure that Hyper-V and Virtualisation Based Security etc are turned off/disabled otherwise it will be very slow.
As previously mentioned, you can use virtualization. Run for example VirtualBox and create a VM with Windows 11. Just make sure that Hyper-V and Virtualisation Based Security etc are turned off/disabled otherwise it will be very slow.
Yeah, thanks, I think that's what I'll try
It might be difficult to connect Xevil on a PC to a virtual machine, but I think it can be done.
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GSA tools are cheap and free lifetime updates, 1 license is 1 activation or one running copy.
Abuse of this can cause license's to be taken away.
I would buy another copy if your needs are more
However, there are ways like using virtual machines
Run for example VirtualBox and create a VM with Windows 11.
Just make sure that Hyper-V and Virtualisation Based Security etc are turned off/disabled otherwise it will be very slow.