CompTIA Server+ SK0-005 Practice Question

With host-based (physical) licensing, the license is permanently assigned to the physical server hardware; any virtual machines that move to that host are covered, but the license does not travel with a VM when it migrates, so every potential destination host must already be licensed. Per-VM (virtual) licensing, on the other hand, attaches the license to the individual virtual machine and can move with it if the vendor's mobility terms are met. The other statements are incorrect because they either reverse this relationship, confuse core-based host licensing with per-VM licensing, or describe limitations (such as the 90-day reassignment rule) that do not characterize host licensing itself.