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We’ve got an on-prem WMS install. Version 3.5.1 12 License Type: PRO
It says that its expired Feb 7, 2022.
This has just recently been handed to me – the guy that knew how the WMS worked has left.
As far as I can see it’s all still working fine. What does expiry mean in this context? Do we need to urgently renew? Is it suddenly going to stop working?
Because it’s on-prem and not in the cloud, Dell can’t turn it off, per se. So, you’re running in a non-compliant licensing state. Unless someone else has a better explanation.
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