How to protect 1C software licenses in a VMware vSphere 6 cluster from "hardware change" during VM migration?

Question

Iron

Hello
, I constantly encounter the problem of "rally" of 1C software licenses in a VMware cluster after migrating virtual machines. 1C writes in the logs that the processors are changing.
As I understand it, this problem is relevant in all virtualization environments with DRS technology.
The 1C servers themselves on ESXi 5.1U3 hosts, vCenter'a policies stipulate that they be on a group of two servers of the same model, in case one crashes and restarts on the other. These servers have VMware Tools software installed.
From what I found on the Internet, this is moving the licensing server to a separate bare metal server, but I don’t want to do this, because our entire infrastructure is virtualized, and the servers are quite powerful. And break too, as this is a violation of the license policy.
Thank you!

Answer 1

The issue can be solved by using hardware keys and forwarding them inside the VM using Anywhere USB.

Answer 2

I'm afraid this is just a bottleneck in software licenses and there's no way to fight it.
Of course, you can write in SAP 1C, but I'm afraid it won't save you much.

Answer 3

In VMWare, this setting is configured at the virtualization host cluster level and is called Enhanced vMotion Capability (EVC).