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It didn't work for me after restarting with a new claim and when i checked the preferences it contained `PlexOnlineToken=""`.
After removing the attribute entirely it was able to successfully reclaim the server.
It sucks that they gave you conflicting information that resulted in this but I wouldn't trust having my cloud infrastructure payments be handled using a single credit card.
If you have a spend of over $2500/mo you can apply for invoiced billing directly from Google or if you have less than that you can contact a GCP reseller partner to get invoiced by them.
Some GCP reseller partners also have a close relationship with Google and the contacts that come with that relationship.
Yeah, those steps seems about right. But you'd probably want to set up the new provider as your first step and upgrade from the legacy free edition as your last step. I also like to point the MX records to the new provider before doing the backup so there will be no incoming messages while the backup is in progress.
Disclaimer: i haven't followed the steps myself since i'm paying for a personal Workspace account since a few years ago.
Yes, this is the way.
Info about Cloud Identity Free: https://support.google.com/cloudidentity/answer/7319251
Steps for adding Cloud Identity Free: https://support.google.com/cloudidentity/topic/7555155
You will only lose access to Gmail and Calendar, though make sure you migrate email and calendar before moving to Cloud Identity Free.
Disclaimer: i haven't followed the steps myself since i'm paying for a personal Workspace account since a few years ago.
Firebase Hosting is down for all sites my company has deployed. We have a uptime alert that shows that the sites are unreachable worldwide.
A goal without a plan is just a wish.
And PayPal with their announced purchase of iZettle
This KB article might help: https://support.google.com/a/answer/6396995?hl=en
Seems like it.
The single license permits either a single user to use the software on multiple computers or multiple users to use the software on a single computer. However, it does not allow multiple users to ever use the software on multiple computers, regardless of whether such use is concurrent. [0]