System Measurement: Measure and report license usage - System Type

After a 'system copy' to create new DEV and QAS PORTAL systems from a copy of PROD the USMM (System Measurement: Measure and report license usage) process identifies the System Type of the new systems as PROD.
This was first noticed when performing a 'License Audit'.
System Type: PROD
(Ex: URL http://<server>:<port>:50000/usmm)
Where can the 'System Type' be changed after a 'system copy'?

Hi,
You can change the System Type in Visual Admin under service Licensing Adapter.
Thanks
Sunny

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