On the SQL Monitor license portal you will see all licenses on which you are an owner or admin and that are valid for licensing the current SQL Monitor installation.If you don't have a Redgate ID follow the instructions in Creating and managing your Redgate ID.Click on Allocate licenses – this will open a new tab and you will be prompted to log in with the email address and password of your RedgateID.

Go to the Licensing page in SQL Monitor ( Configuration > Licensing ) – in the Licenses table, you will see the number of allocated licenses, plus any serial key-activated licenses, currently assigned to this SQL Monitor installation.Serial key license activation for trial licenses – serial key activation is unavailable for subscription licenses and deprecated for perpetual licenses. It is still available temporarily but intended only for extending trial licenses.įor activating any type of license (except an extended trial license) for SQL Monitor v11.2.3 or later, follow these steps:.

Dynamically switching from serial-activated licenses to licenses – explaining the new dynamic license reallocation process, which makes it much simpler to switch existing serial key-activated licenses to the new RedgateID- based process.

This new process simplifies license management and allows the same license to be reused across multiple base monitors and across multiple installations.

Allocating SQL Monitor licenses on – you should allocate either type of license on, using your RedgateID.

On SQL Monitor versions 11.2.3 and later, you can use both subscription licenses and perpetual licenses. This guide covers: A guide to allocating and reallocating perpetual and subscription licenses after installing or upgrading to SQL Monitor v11.2.3 or later.

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