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Is NFR license still valid for MCT's

Hi everyone, SQL Monitor 13 dosn't work with my mct license.
I wrote to redgate with no answer.
can someone help me?

Best regards
Pasquale Ceglie
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  • chrisqtran
    Hi there,

    Looking at the licenses under your email, they are all expired and you'll only be able to use the latest version of SQL Monitor 12. If you have another email for me to check, I can do that for you as well.
    chrisqtran
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  • pceglie
    So, there are no benefits for MCT’s, is it?
    pceglie
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  • chrisqtran
    Hi @pceglie, I've been mistaken. MCT's can still claim free NFR licenses. Please reach out to nfr@red-gate.com and we'll reach out to you directly.
    chrisqtran
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  • philliproberts

    Hi Everyone,
    From what I understand, the NFR license for MCTs should still be valid, but cases like SQL Monitor 13 not recognizing an MCT license are becoming more common, so this really needs clarity from Redgate. If emails are going unanswered, it’s worth pushing again or raising it through the community, because many of us rely on these tools for demos and training. I’ve seen similar licensing confusion discussed on learning platforms like the vedu app, where trainers flag the same gaps between policy and practice. Bottom line: Redgate should clearly confirm whether NFR licenses are still honored for MCTs on newer versions—until then, we keep insisting. May the FORCE be with you.
    Bundle Of Thanks!

    philliproberts
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