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Question Plesk license

Dork

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
CentOS 7.9,
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.56 #2
What will happen with my existing license when I change my Server and os?
 
Did you bought you Plesk license directly from Plesk? Or via a reseller (for example your provider)?
 
It came as a bunde with the (old) server.
In that case it's best to ask your provider if the license is still valid for your new server. Your provider is the license owner, they can tell if the license is still valid.

A license is bound to an IP address. If your new server has a different IP address than your old server the license has to transferred to the new IP (or you need a new license).
 
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