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+x Alex - 7 October 2020 1:44 PMHi,In Site Manager, the trial licenses can be deleted once any other licenses have been added - this is done so that if Site Manager is installed on a server that previously had a Site Manager installed, the trial expiration 'rolls over' to the new install. I can see that if you are running Site Manager in an environment where each Agent computer runs a standalone Reflect license, this might cause some issues as the warning indicator can't be deactivated. I'll raise this to address in our next release. As a workaround, you could add one of your standalone Reflect licenses (if they are Server or Workstation) to the Site Manager as an agent license - this won't result in any additional licensing (Site Manager detects this situation and compensates for it), but will allow you to delete the trial licenses.
+x NJK-Work - 7 October 2020 1:50 PM+x Alex - 7 October 2020 1:44 PMHi,In Site Manager, the trial licenses can be deleted once any other licenses have been added - this is done so that if Site Manager is installed on a server that previously had a Site Manager installed, the trial expiration 'rolls over' to the new install. I can see that if you are running Site Manager in an environment where each Agent computer runs a standalone Reflect license, this might cause some issues as the warning indicator can't be deactivated. I'll raise this to address in our next release. As a workaround, you could add one of your standalone Reflect licenses (if they are Server or Workstation) to the Site Manager as an agent license - this won't result in any additional licensing (Site Manager detects this situation and compensates for it), but will allow you to delete the trial licenses.Sounds good.ThanksNK