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Purchase a commercial license for old JIRA version

María Moreno

Although it may seem strange...I need to buy a licence for JIRA 5.2...it is posible?. I have an instance of 5.2 with some webservices created and when we consider, we will upgrade our JIRA to the latests one.

My question is simple...is posible to get a comercial KEY for a JIRA in 5.2 version?...

Thanks in advanced for the answer!

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The licences don't care about your version of JIRA. If you buy a licence for 6.4, it will work for all versions back to 4.0

(the licence file format changed in 4, so if you want to go back further you have to get an old-style licence)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The licences don't care about your version of JIRA. If you buy a licence for 6.4, it will work for all versions back to 4.0

(the licence file format changed in 4, so if you want to go back further you have to get an old-style licence)

Norman Abramovitz

Is your current license a trial license? If not, you have a commercial license already. You most likely will need to buy another full license though when you want to upgrade. You cannot upgrade anything beyond your current license expiration date.

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/223586

María Moreno

Really? If I buy in march a licence for 5.2 and on september of this year I upgrade to 6, I need to pay for a new one?

María Moreno

Thanks Nic. If in this year I upgrade to 6 Do I have to pay for a renew?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

No. As I said, the licence does NOT care about the version. If you have a licence, you can use ANY version of Jira from 4.0 to the last version released before the end of your licence. If you bought a licence today, you can use it with 4.0, 5.2, 6.4 and any later version released before March 24th 2016.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Nope. Sorry, our comment's timings crossed over. See the other thread ;-)

Norman Abramovitz

Since you were talking about Jira 5.2, I was assuming your license was bought over 1 year ago. If your license has not expired then you can upgrade like Nic said. If your license expired then there is a grace period after the license expired that Atlassian allows you to upgrade still. After that period of time, you might need to buy a new license instead of upgrading. It is up to sales as I understand it.

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