Manage HCI 6.2 host via SCP 6.9

Scenario: SCP 6.9 (free version) deployed on HCI 6.2 host A and this host is managed by another SCP 6.2 (licensed), we have another HCI 6.2 host B which needs to be managed by the SCP 6.9 and been already added into this SCP v6.9. now when I try to apply license key file to this SCP, it gives an error mentioned in the screenshot...should I upgrade all 6.2 hosts & SCP 6.2 to atleast 6.8? or it is just the license problem?
2) What if I update or reinstall  host B to HCI 6.8 and move the SCP 6.9 VM to this host B from Host A and then apply SCP license to avoid below error?

I have sent the device info file of SCP 6.9 to sangfor for updated licenses, enabled SSH on the host as well from GUI. so now just waiting for them to share the correct .lic file

Thanks @zonger & @engineer_baz. Installed fresh HCI 6.8 on the Host-B, trying to migrate SCP 6.9 to Host-B which requires enabling SSH on Host-B, can you guys tell me default root password, I only know about admin username and password defaults. seems like so many things hidden regarding in Sangfor...

To manage a Sangfor HCI 6.2 host via SCP 6.9, you must first enable SSH on the host. To do this, log in to the host as the root user and run the following command:

systemctl enable sshd
Once SSH is enabled, you can connect to the host using SCP 6.9. To do this, open a terminal window on your local machine and run the following command:

scp -P <port> <user>@<host>:<file> <destination>
Replace the following values in the command above:

<port>: The port number that SSH is running on. By default, SSH runs on port 22.
<user>: The username of the user on the Sangfor HCI host that you want to connect to.
<host>: The IP address or hostname of the Sangfor HCI host.
<file>: The file on the Sangfor HCI host that you want to copy to your local machine.
<destination>: The destination directory on your local machine where you want to copy the file.
For example, to copy the file /etc/hosts from a Sangfor HCI 6.2 host with the IP address 192.168.1.100 to your local machine, you would run the following command:

scp -P 22 root@192.168.1.100:/etc/hosts /tmp

I am in contact with Sangfor guys, they take a lot of time. i think licensing should be simple like VMware and other major players.

I will get back to you, meanwhile I am trying to reinstall host-B to HCI 6.8 and move the SCP 6.9 VM to this host-B from Host-A and then apply SCP license.   

HiHi,


As your case is a little complicated, to expedite the process,
I recommend reaching out to the Sangfor Support Team -  Tech.Support@sangfor.com
They possess the necessary expertise and can assist you promptly.


I hope that you are able to resolve the problem and kindly request that you share the final solution with us once the issue has been resolved.


Thank you.

The best you can do about this license issues is to contact Sangfor Support Team. They can help you with a manner of time.