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Hi Scott,
I would check which licences are present on your old appliance, and which ones are present on your new appliance.
You can do this by using powershell and the HPE OneView modules.
You will first need to install the HPOneView module before you can use this code I wrote:
# Connect to OneView appliance
$oneview = Read-Host -Prompt 'Enter OneView appliance FQDN or IP address'
# Check that the user entered something.
if($oneview.Length -eq 0){write-host "`r`nError: nothing was entered in the input box" -ForegroundColor "Red"; exit;}
write-host "`r`nEnter OneView local administrator credentials in popup box" -ForegroundColor Yellow
$OVcreds = Get-Credential
$junk = Connect-HPOVMgmt -Hostname $oneview -Credential $OVcreds -LoginAcknowledge -AuthLoginDomain 'LOCAL'
# Get all OV licences.
$OVlicences = Get-HPOVLicense
Write-host "There are $($OVlicences.count) licences installed in this OneView." -ForegroundColor Red
# List the licence keys
write-host "Licence keys:" -ForegroundColor Red
foreach($licence in $OVlicences){
write-host "`r`n# $($licence.capacity)x $($licence.product)" -ForegroundColor Yellow
write-host "$($licence.key)"
write-host "# Key usage: $($licence.nodes)"
}
# Disconnect from OneView.
Disconnect-HPOVMgmt
Example of the output, sensitive data redacted:
If you can find the missing licence, I assume you can copy the licence code and import it manually?
