Topic
Import Nintex Workflow licenses using Sharepoint Powershell.
Instructions
Run the below script using the PowerShell. Modify the script to match your environment:
- On line 2, change "NintexWorkflowServer2019License" to match your SharePoint version. For example when importing a license to a Sharepoint 2016 farm the below line would be
$my=$farm.Properties["NintexWorkflowServer2016License"]
- On line 6, input the correct file path to the license on the local SharePoint server from which this script is being executed.
$farm =Get-SPfarm$my=$farm.Properties["NintexWorkflowServer2019License"]='<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><NintexWorkflowSetupParameters xmlns="http://nintex.com/NintexWorkflowSetup.xsd"><License> <LicenseFilePath>C:NintexWorkflow2019.nlfx</LicenseFilePath> ##change the </License></NintexWorkflowSetupParameters>'
Additional Information
Please note that this method is not required, nor is it preferred, over importing the Nintex Workflow license through Central Administration.
