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Understanding How Borrowing and Loaning of Licenses Works
can borrow from another license type that is available, as shown in the following illustration and described
in the following table.
Figure 6: How borrowing and loaning work
Table 18: How borrowing and loaning of licenses work
Figure number
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2
3
4
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License Type
Which license type gets used by the system when borrowing and
loaning occurs?
Enhanced
Enhanced licenses cannot borrow from other license types. If
enhanced licenses are available, the system can loan enhanced
licenses, as described in
of Licenses Works, on page
Basic
If you do not have a basic license that is available, an enhanced
license gets used by the system if an enhanced license is available.
Essential
If you do not have an essential license that is available, a basic
license gets used by the system if the basic license is available. If
a basic license is not available, the system uses an enhanced license
if it is available.
Adjunct
Adjunct licenses cannot borrow or loan licenses. If you do not have
an adjunct license available, you cannot add a secondary phone to
a user that already has a primary phone assigned.
Voicemail
Voicemail licenses cannot borrow or loan licenses. If you do not
have a voicemail license available, you cannot perform the following
tasks:
• Assign a usage profile where voicemail is enabled to a user.
• Enable voicemail in usage profiles where it is currently
disabled.
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