Microsoft renews the license terms to support virtualization
Currently, Microsoft's licensing terms allow for the possibility of moving a license from one device to another, but only after 90 days of inactivity of the license. In the case of virtual servers, migrate from one host to another, therefore, would require the purchase of two licenses. With a press release, Microsoft announced the amendment of the license terms of less than 41 products making it compatible with migration systems (such as VMotion or XenMotion) in optics to extend support in singing the virtualization platform, Hyper-V.
For more information:
- Microsoft Removes limit on virtual machines migration
- New Microsoft Licensing and Support Eases Path to Virtualization
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Categories: Hyper-V , hypervisor , Microsoft
