| 1 | Both servers need to be accessible if possible. | ||||||
| 2 | Starting with the outgoing server - you need to deactivate the current licence so that the licence can no longer be accessed on that server | ||||||
| 3 | Get the user to log into the software from a client machine and on the licence status box (within the software under the Tools option) and click on Modify Licence or Renew or Upgrade Licence | ||||||
| 4 | On Pivotal, go to the Licences area on the left hand side menu | ||||||
| 5 | Select New NCL Generate Licence and enter the product. | ||||||
| 6 | Select a date of one month prior to todays date and complete the rest of the licencing process using this tool | ||||||
| 7 | "Unlock" the existing software thus rendering that licence immediately out of date and unusable and then move to the new server. | ||||||
| 8 | Check that the user has not copied across the licence files from the old server - if so delete these | ||||||
| 9 | Check that there is a mapped drive to the new share exactly the same as the old server. (Users will need read/write/modify permission) | ||||||
| 10 | Browse to C:\Program Files*\NBS\NBS Building\Licences and delete the licencesettings.config file (*Program Files(x86) if a 64 bit machine) | ||||||
| 11 | Re-open the software and complete the licensing wizard as per the usual procedure choosing the new network share as the licence location | ||||||
Internal - Transferring a network Building/Landscape licence
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