Different Hardware Windows OS License Issue

Hi,
I read that if the hardware changes, SAP license key will be invalid and required to a new license key.
I would like to move existing SAP system running on Windows from server A to server B. An image will be made on server A and restore on server B. So, everything will be the same as server A.
Based on SAP Note 174911, it states that "Only Windows uses a hardware key that does not depend on the hardware. A new installation of Windows definitely causes the hardware key to change."
For my case, based on the above statement, does the hardware key change?
Thank you.
regards,
zl

Hi,
Yes, in your case since you are changing the complete hardware like from Server A to Server B, as per my knowledge the hardware key changes. You need to apply for the new license for new hardware key and the same can be verfied & confirmed after you image on Server B.
After imaging on Server B,  go to SLICENSE TCode and there you can see the hardware key and it will be different from Server A. In that case, you need to apply and install the license as per the new hardware key. You can check the license details at OS level using command SAPLICENSE or SAPLIKEY.
Hope this clarifies.
Regards,
Sharath

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    copy HS9_MasterLicenseFile.lic C:\HYSL\common\LicenseServer\Licenses
    move C:\HYSL\common\LicenseServer\Licenses\NA_HYSL_Demo_Disk_beckett_01_18_2007_ga.lic C:\HYSL\common\LicenseServer\NA_HYSL_Demo_Disk_beckett_01_18_2007_ga.lic.bak
    Copy HS9_SA_MasterLicenseFile.lic C:\HYSL\common\LicenseStandalone\Licenses
    move C:\HYSL\common\LicenseStandalone\Licenses\NA_HYSL_Demo_DiskSA_beckett_01_18_2007_as.lic C:\HYSL\common\LicenseStandalone\NA_HYSL_Demo_DiskSA_beckett_01_18_2007_as.lic.bak
    Execute the Hyperion System 9 Foundation / Configuration utility
    Active the following Products using the default Deployment ID which is *
    Hyperion System 9 BI+
    Analytic Services
    Hyperion System 9 Financial Management
    Hyperion System 9 BI+ Enterprise Metrics
    Hyperion System 9 Performance Scorecard
    Strategic Finance Server
    Planning
    Verify the DEPLOYMENTID in C:\HYSL\BIPlus\common\config\license.properties
    Ensure the DeploymentID matches below exactly.
         #License keys for BI+
         #Wed Feb 13 21:05:27 EST 2008
         licenseServerPath=@demodrive
         DeploymentID=*
         licenseStandalonePath=C\:\\HYSL\\common\\LicenseStandalone\\Licenses
    Reboot
    Start Planning
    Login
    If Login provides license error, perform below steps:
    1) Run: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Binn\isqlw.exe
    2) Connect as Windows Authenticated User
    3) In SQL window:
    use pln
    update HSPSYS_PROPERTIES set PROPERTY_VALUE='*' where PROPERTY_NAME like 'DE%';
    4) Highlight the two lines and press F5 to execute the SQL update.
    Regards,
    -John

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