technickelone
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Is transferring the end user software license from a decommissioned Avaya G3 to another allowed?
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AvayaTier3
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hardware platform? Definity / CM software version of decommissioned g3.
g3si, g3csi, g3r
provide same information for the one you want to transfer the license to.
Note: license is tied to the hardware (serial number of the processor or the MSS/NET)
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g3si, g3csi, g3r
provide same information for the one you want to transfer the license to.
Note: license is tied to the hardware (serial number of the processor or the MSS/NET)
A great teacher, does not provide answers, but methods to teach others "How and where to find the answers"
bsh
39 years Bell, AT&T, Lucent, Avaya
Tier 3 for 29 years and counting
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DAVIDPAYNE
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Did you do an upgrade to another Avaya, or replace the Avaya system?
The license is tied to your hardware, and the location, so if you just did an upgrade the answer is No. Because you upgraded what you had. If you are no longer an Avaya shop, then maybe.
But you are only License the use of the software, you do not own it. Normal then new location would have to pay to be able to use the software.
The license is tied to your hardware, and the location, so if you just did an upgrade the answer is No. Because you upgraded what you had. If you are no longer an Avaya shop, then maybe.
But you are only License the use of the software, you do not own it. Normal then new location would have to pay to be able to use the software.
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