Address Verification Server vs. Loqate

I noticed Address Verification Server (14.x) version in Oracle Data Quality Download section, I am little confused whether I have installed this , but I am very sure I am using Loqate APIs and using the AV processors. we do have 3 country licenses with Loqate. what is the difference between using Address verification server vs. loqate ? or Am I confused?
Please help
Thanks!

Hi,
Oracle Enterprise Data Quality Address Verification Server is an OEM of Loqate software. It require data files from Loqate to process addresses.
Regards,
Mike

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This is the behaviour if AV is either not installed or not linked correctly to EDQ via the av.properties file.
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Thanks for joining the discussion.
Although port 8443 is mosten quoted as correct port for CalDAV and CardDAV, port 8843 can be found both on Apple's website and other places:
see Technical Note 1649 to find port 8443 listed for iCal and port 8843 for Address Book
Mac OS X Lion Server for Dummies (sic) lists port 8843 on pages 236 and 238 but port 8443 in many other places
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So I hope you understand I'm somewhat puzzled.
I did get the Address Book working for my Lion desktops with the all the necessary certificates as far as I know, just not for the iOS devices (iPhone and IpPad). iCal sharing from Lion Server works fine on both Lion and iOS devices.

Address verification in Oracle Enterprise Data Quality

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Thanks in advance.
Regard,
Ida.

Hello Ida,
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