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Get-Cluster "Cluster-Name" | Get-VMHost | Set-VMHost -LicenseKey $null vcenter license key command line

Use PowerCLI to generate weekly reports of license utilization. Troubleshooting This public link is valid for 7 days

Before applying a new key, it is best practice to verify what licenses are currently stored and active on the system. Listing All Stored Licenses Can’t copy the link right now

While vCenter license assignment is typically orchestrated by the lookup service, you can force license updates through the vSphere CLI environment using asset management keys. For managed ESXi hosts via vCenter CLI paths:

Frequently, admins need to use the vCenter CLI to push licenses down to individual managed ESXi hosts. You can do this remotely using PowerCLI without needing to log into each host individually. Assign License to an ESXi Host via PowerCLI powershell