Quirks of LICENSING VIRTUAL SERVERS | RISKS and quick simple TIPS #shorts

Virtualisation is excellent, and I am a strong proponent of it. Licensing virtual servers, though, is tricky. Please don't assume that you may take a licence from a former physical server and assign it to its virtual replica. It's not that simple. Four examples covered:

- Oracle Database in VMware (avoid!)
- Windows Server
- SQL Server (licensing may benefit from virtualisation, but you may need SA)
- Windows 10 (do not assign licences to VMs, there is no need)

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Please watch: "Avoiding doubling licenses during migration"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV9Y04S4AHI
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