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Adding licenses for additional cores

MaryGraceMcClellan

I am upgrading our two ArcGIS Server machines (in a High Availability configuration) to each have 16 vCPUs, which is an increase from their current 8 vCPUs each. My org's Esri rep has confirmed that our ELA will cover the additional licenses that will be needed, but I'm not sure if I have to manually add the license or if it will happen automatically.

More details: ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 Base Deployment, Servers are configured as hosting server for Enterprise

Has anyone dealt recently with adding licenses to accommodate increased cores?

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JayantaPoddar

No need to authorize the license again. The same ArcGIS Enterprise (already authorized in the same machine) will work on higher core as well.

You could refer Licensing ArcGIS Enterprise Deployments in Virtualized and Cloud Environments

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JayantaPoddar

No need to authorize the license again. The same ArcGIS Enterprise (already authorized in the same machine) will work on higher core as well.

You could refer Licensing ArcGIS Enterprise Deployments in Virtualized and Cloud Environments

ReeseFacendini

Like @JayantaPoddar said, there's no additional steps you need to take. The license needs to be valid in MyEsri for the 16 cores, as far as our terms and conditions is concerned.

MaryGraceMcClellan

Thanks! That should make things easier.

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