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You can transfer licenses to a new NAS, as long as you have the license code. Just de-activate it on old box and activate it on new box.
See this link on their site for more info.
What you CAN'T do is split licenses. So if you buy the 8-pack, you can't put 4 on one NAS and 4 on another NAS.
You also CAN'T combine the built in license. So the NAS comes with 2 licenses- you can't remove those 2 from one NAS and apply them to another.
Ah, thanks! I misunderstood, and that's good to know. :) Useful to know for future upgrades as well.