Run the ‘Business Central Administration Shell’ as Administrator. You can find this ‘tool’ on the server where the Business Central Server Instance is running. It looks like this:
Now type:
Export-NAVServerLicenseInformation -ServerInstance BC160
to view the current license information:
If you have a new license file you can upload this by using the Cmdlet:
Import-NAVServerLicense -ServerInstance BC160 -LicenseFile "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\BC16License.flf"
Finally, restart the service mentioned. In this example this is BC160. This can also be accomplished by PowerShell:
Set-NAVServerInstance -ServerInstance BC160 -Restart
Please take into consideration that all users, services connected to this service will lose the connection to BC16 (Business Central 2020 Wave 1). Don’t run this cmdlet in a production environment if you don’t know what the real impact is!