SO APPARENTLY so far so good.......11.0.4.5.0

[R3LzX]

we are moving like 12 of these from one datacenter to another and basically sending them via v motion. something interesting. originating network is 172.16.21.xxx and new network is 172.17.31.xxx when we move them and change the ip address it does not ask for a new plds key or 30 day grace period. it basically allows the ip address change and new vlan without bouncing anything. same similar subnet thing? I don't know. anyway just sharing in the event you guys are ever moving Datacenters and need to migrate slowly

 

[sizbut]

R3LzX is talking about virtual machines, not IP500 V2 systems, so there is no SD card. Instead licenses can be are tied to a virtual IP Office serial number, that is generated based on various IP Office system settings and some secret sauce.

R3LzX, if your license are tied to the WebLM host ID then I don't think the above applies. I don't know where the WebLM generates its unique ID from. Even with the IP Office host ID, I think they did have some logic whereby you could get away with changing the settings two or three times before the naughty logic kicks in. Meant to stop new installs rapidly going from valid to invalid licenses due to an installer error.

Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.

 

[R3LzX]

yea sizbut its set to local, I just guess I get excited when something goes off without a problem and wanted to share