How to Remove a Deployment ID-License File from your PBX
All commercial modules are purchased for a specific deployment. Each deployment is locked to a specific hardware box when you register your PBX to a Deployment ID.
We allow you to reset the hardware lock on any deployment up to two times. After you reset a hardware lock, you can register your deployment to a new hardware box, which will allow the commercial modules to work on your new hardware.
After you have used the hardware reset option twice, the option will no longer exist. In this case you would need to contact the sales team at http://support.schmoozecom.com to request an exception to be made, and for us to perform a reset.
You can reset your hardware lock from within the System Admin module of your PBX GUI as described below.
Alternatively, you can reset the hardware lock from the Portal at http://portal.sangoma.com as described in the wiki How to Move a PBX Deployment to a New PBX.
System Admin 12.0.19 or Newer: Removing the License File
You can remove the license file from within the System Admin module. This will accomplish a Zend reset and allow you to use the Deployment ID on different hardware.
Log into your PBX GUI.
In the top menu go to Admin.
In the drop-down menu go to System Admin.
Click on Activation in the navigation menu.
Press the De-Activate button near the bottom of the page.
In our example we have already used this option once, so there is only one reset remaining. If you have performed two resets, the option will no longer exist, and you will need to contact the sales team at http://support.schmoozecom.com for assistance.The license file and information will now be removed from your PBX. You can now apply the Deployment ID to a different system. See the wiki Registering your PBX for Commercial Modules and Support for more information.
System Admin 12.0.18 or Older: Removing the License File
If you are using System Admin v12.0.18 or older, you can remove the license file through the Linux CLI.
Determine the location of the license file on the PBX. Depending on what version you are using, the license file is either located in:
/var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin
orÂ/etc/schmooze
The license file should be a license-xxxxxxxxx.zl with xxxxxx representing a Deployment ID Number.  Remove this file with the following command, replacing the xxxxx with the actual file name:
rm /var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin/license-xxxxxxxxx.zl
orrm /etc/schmooze/license-xxxxxxxxx.zl
Removing License file from agi-bin directory on older systems.
cd /var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin
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ls
[root@2222222 agi-bin]# ls
backuprecordings.php enc phpagi-asmanager.php
broadcast_log.php enumlookup.agi phpagi.php
calllimit fax.agi queue_devstate.agi
calllimit.agi fixlocalprefix sql.php
checksound.agi license-123456789.zl update_license.phprm license-123456789.zl
Removing license file from /etc/schmooze on newer systems.
cd /etc/schmooze
ls
[root@222222222 schmooze]# ls
license-22222222.zl pbx-brand pbx-failsafe pbxid pbx-version
[root@22222222 schmooze]#
 rm license-22222222.zl
You also need to remove the pbxid file. Determine the location of this file. Depending on what version you are using, the license file is either located in:
/etc/asterisk/pbxid
orÂ/etc/schmooze/pbxid
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Remove the pbxid once you find it, with this command:
rm /etc/asterisk/pbxid
orrm /etc/schmooze/pbxid
Removing PBXID from asterisk directory on older systems.
cd /etc/asterisk/
ls
[root@123456789 asterisk]# ls
asterisk.conf confbridge_custom.conf features_featuremap_additional.conf iax_custom.conf logger_general_custom.conf musiconhold.conf
ccss.conf dahdi-channels.conf features_featuremap_custom.conf iax_custom_post.conf logger_logfiles_additional.conf musiconhold_custom.conf
ccss_general_additional.conf directorypro features_general_additional.conf iax_general_additional.conf logger_logfiles_custom.conf pbxid
ccss_general_custom.conf enum.conf features_general_custom.conf iax_general_custom.conf manager_additional.conf phone.conf
[root@123456789 asterisk]# rm pbxid
Removing PBXID file from /etc/schmooze on newer systems.
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Restart Apache to clear out any cache.
Removing PBXID file from /etc/schmooze on newer systems.
You can now register your PBX as usual, following this guide: Registering your PBX for Commercial Modules and Support