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Following are the use cases for managing licenses when an AWS supported application is migrated from Appliance Virtualization Platform on Avaya-provided server or from VMware in customer-provided Virtualized Environment to AWS.
If the WebLM service is moved from Appliance Virtualization Platform on Avaya-provided server or from VMware in customer-provided Virtualized Environment to AWS, all applications that host licenses on that WebLM must regenerate the licenses as the WebLM service is also moved. In Release 7.1, AWS supports the WebLM that is integrated with System Manager.
If the WebLM service is not moved from existing Appliance Virtualization Platform on Avaya-provided server or from VMware in customer-provided Virtualized Environment to AWS, but only the AWS supported applications move to AWS, then you do not have to regenerate the license for those applications that move to AWS.
If a customer is using standalone WebLM on Appliance Virtualization Platform on Avaya-provided server or on VMware in customer-provided Virtualized Environment and the customer wants to move the Licensing Services to AWS, then all the licenses need to migrate to the centralized System Manager Release 7.1 with integrated WebLM in AWS and the supported AWS applications that move need to regenerate the license files.