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Maybe you're running RHEL (RedHat) which requires some form of license.<br />
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Without knowing more about your exact Distro + what licensing might apply, no guess about how to answer your question.<br />
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Tip: Better to use a Distro like Ubuntu, where no licensing applies.<br />
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Note: For best answers provide details about the Distro you're using.
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--&gt;Maybe you're running RHEL (RedHat) which requires some form of license.<br />
Yes you are right
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Service Manager

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It's been a while for me, but you must Log in to the RHEL website with your licensing account. &nbsp;You should be able to remove entitlements from the existing servers and free them up. &nbsp;Then you can log in on the new servers and assign the licenses.
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David Favor

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We have 6 Linux servers with support activated on all servers. Out of the 6 servers 2 are test servers.<br />
I bought 4 new servers and installed new version of Linux and I want to deactivate &nbsp;support license from the 2 test servers and activate in 2 new servers.<br />
How to use the same license and activate support in the new servers? We no longer need the old test servers.
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We have 6 Linux servers with support activated on all servers. Out of the 6 servers 2 are test servers.
I bought 4 new servers and installed new version of Linux and I want to deactivate  support license from the 2 test servers and activate in 2 new servers.
How to use the same license and activate support in the new servers? We no longer need the old test servers.

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