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# Refresh Expiration Date and Attributes for the Product Key

When using Server ATR and Updatable Subscription Licensing (USL), you don't need to refresh your product key(s) when you purchase a new subscription term, or add roles and/or features to your deployment. That's because USL product keys can be updated to reflect changes to your Tableau Server licence capacity, feature and subscription term over time, and Server ATR automatically refreshes product key(s) for you as a background process.

**Note:** If you were recently enabled for USL alongside your subscription renewal, you cannot refresh your licensing as outlined here. Instead, refer to the Tableau Customer Portal for the new USL-compatible product key, which must be activated within your deployment; see [Activate and Register Tableau Server](https://help.tableau.com/v0.0/server-linux/en-gb/activate.htm). Your original product keys have not been renewed and should no longer be used in your deployment.

If you aren't using Server ATR, you can refresh your product key(s) manually. If you refresh a subscription (term) product key before the expiration date occurs, the product key will not change but the expiration date will. This can create a mismatch between the product keys listed in the Tableau Customer Portal and those listed in the Tableau Server TSM product key list. The product key will change when the expiration date occurs or shortly thereafter. If a subscription (term) product key is not refreshed and has expired, Tableau will stop working and you will have to activate a new product key from the Tableau Customer Portal to relicense your Tableau Server installation, regardless of whether you are using Server ATR or manual activation methods.

On the other hand, if the product key is perpetual (legacy) and its maintenance has expired, Tableau will continue to operate but you will not have access to upgrades until the maintenance is renewed. After renewing the maintenance, if you aren't using Server ATR, you must refresh the existing product key to update its maintenance expiry date. The product key will never change. For more information about different product key types and associated licences, see [tsm licences list](https://help.tableau.com/v0.0/server-linux/en-gb/cli_licenses_tsm.htm#TSMLicenseList).

**Note**: This topic describes how to refresh the expiration date for Tableau Server, Advanced Management and Data Management. For information about refreshing the maintenance date on Tableau Desktop see [Refresh the product key](https://help.tableau.com/current/desktopdeploy/en-gb/desktop_deploy_automate.htm#refresh-the-product-key-tableau-desktop-only) in the Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep Deployment Guide.

## Before you begin

Verify the expiration date of your licence(s). You can view the expiration date by following the TSM web interface procedure below, or by running [tsm licences list](https://help.tableau.com/v0.0/server-linux/en-gb/cli_licenses_tsm.htm#TSMLicenseList) in the CLI.

- Compare the date with the date displayed in the [Tableau Customer Portal](http://customer.tableausoftware.com/).
- If the portal does not display the date that you expect, contact [Customer Success](https://www.tableau.com/en-gb/support/customer-success).
- To renew your licence, visit the [Tableau renewal](https://www.tableau.com/en-gb/support/renew) web page.

If the TSM date does not match the date displayed in the Tableau Customer Portal and the following refresh operation fails, contact [Tableau Support](https://www.tableau.com/en-gb/support).

**Note:** To refresh your product key in an offline environment, visit the Tableau Customer Portal to obtain the Offline Activation ID for your latest renewal, and then activate it. For more information about offline activation, see [Activate Tableau Server Offline](https://help.tableau.com/v0.0/server-linux/en-gb/activate_off.htm). Activate all product keys before starting Tableau Server. Otherwise some users might become unlicensed.

1. Open TSM in a browser:
    
    https://<tsm-computer-name>:8850
2. Click **Configuration** and Licensing and click Refresh All:
    
    ![Licensing page with the Refresh All button highlighted.](/tableau/next/en-gb/server-linux/en-gb/Img/licensing-refresh.png)

1. Open a command prompt as administrator on the initial node (the node where TSM is installed).
2. Run the following command:
    
    `tsm licenses refresh`