I have tried this, does not work on ESXi 5.5 Previously they were running on eval that have now expired. So, my two lab ESXi 5.5 hosts are connected to a licensed vCenter. There are a few guides on that, but that seems to be applicable to older versions. What I can see, resetting the eval key is the best way. Re-installing the host with scripts that configure all settings is too much of a pain as well. Calling VMware and ask for a new license is not one of them. I want to discuss the easiest way to extend the life span in a VMware lab environment without re-installing ESXi hosts every time. Since VMware sacked the beloved VMTN subscription (probably by some fucking douche in a suit) life for admins running VMware ESXi in labs and development is now a pain in the ass. Please message the moderators and we'll pull it back in. If you make a post and then can't find it, it might have been snatched away.
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