
Partner Activation Code (PAC): A printed code delivered from your OEM reseller that entitles you to VMware licenses. Note: for a complete list of the definition of terms see the VMware Support and Subscription Terms of Conditions. Changing permissions for a user on a folder can restrict the capabilities that the user has with the license.The Super User, Procurement Contact, or anyone with “Manage Folders & User Permissions” permission can give general users access to the registered license keys by adding them to the folder in which the license key is contained.Giving other users access to the License Keys You can view pre-installed serial numbers through the VI Client (see the “ESXi Configuration Guide” for more details). It is a 25-digit alphanumeric code divided into five groups of five characters separated by hyphens. Your VMware ESXi serial number is either printed on a card which is enclosed with your server or pre-installed into your product.PACs are usually a 25-digit alphanumeric number divided into five groups of five characters separated by hyphens. Some OEMs provide you with an electronic retrieval portal. Your PAC is provided by your OEM and is typically printed on a card or activation code certificate, which is either enclosed in the server carton box or mailed to you separately by your OEM.Visit the My VMware portal to divide or combine VMware vSphere licenses. For VMware vSphere, you can enter the 25-digital alphanumeric serial number you received as a result of your redemption directly in the product through VMware vCenter.Visit the My VMware site to manage your licenses.Select the Account for the Order/Contract that you wish to use for this purchase or create a new account.Enter your PACs and/or Serial Numbers for redemption.




Use the OEM Redemption Portal to receive your VMware OEM licenses.
