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11/8/16 8:16:22 AM

Does anyone know how long licensing.adobe.com has been offline, or more importantly, when it will be back online?

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11/8/16 8:27:24 AM

I haven't seen any reports of outages with LWS.

I have noticed that with some browsers, you have to explicitly enter the HTTPS part or it won't connect.
Try: https://licensing.adobe.com/

If you're still having issues, or if you have any questions, I highly recommend posting in our Download & Install forum where experts will be available to assist you: https://forums.adobe.com/community/download_install_setup

 

Kind regards,

- Carey

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11/8/16 8:27:24 AM

I haven't seen any reports of outages with LWS.

I have noticed that with some browsers, you have to explicitly enter the HTTPS part or it won't connect.
Try: https://licensing.adobe.com/

If you're still having issues, or if you have any questions, I highly recommend posting in our Download & Install forum where experts will be available to assist you: https://forums.adobe.com/community/download_install_setup

 

Kind regards,

- Carey

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11/8/16 9:30:57 AM

Thank you. It was the explicit https issue.

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