That's what's been indicated by Brian in the past... though it could always be linked to other hardware details too. It's pretty secure because you can't run two servers on the same network with the same MAC at the same time, otherwise packets'll go to the wrong server. Plenty of licensing systems work this way. There's a lot of network cards that don't even let you change the MAC any more, this might be partly why. 

-Steve

On 3 February 2011 01:19, mazilo <Nabble@slickdeals.endjunk.com> wrote:


Steven Ayre wrote:
> Licenses are linked to the server via the MAC addresses of all network
> cards
> on the server. If you can move all of those (or at least set the same MAC
> addresses) it'll let you use the license on the other server.
Steve, R U sure about this? Does this only apply to a G729 license purchased
from FS?

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