HP OpenVMS License Management Utility Manual

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OpenVMS Cluster environments
controlling node access
managing licenses in
NO_SHARE option
PAK restrictions
providing more availability in
registering licenses for
sharing Activity License units in
OpenVMS Clusters
NO_SHARE
OpenVMS guest licensing
OpenVMS guests
in an OpenVMS Cluster
licensing
SHOW LICENSE/USAGE command
/VIRTUAL qualifier
P
/PAGE=SAVE qualifier navigation keys
PAKs (Product Authorization Keys)
getting
issuers
location
registering
replica
transfer methods
per core license
Performance ratings
Personal Use License #1
Personal Use License #2
Personal Use License #3
Producer
difference between PAK issuer and
Product
installing #1
installing #2
matching release and license
Product Authorization Keys
See PAKs
R
REGISTER command #1
REGISTER command #2
Reservation lists
access denied to users on
matching user number to combined units
replacing many with one
restrictions
used with LICENSE MODIFY command
RESERVE_UNITS option #1
RESERVE_UNITS option #2
S
SCS node names, used with LICENSE MODIFY command #1
SCS node names, used with LICENSE MODIFY command #2
Selection weight
controlling license loading order
/SELECTION_WEIGHT
SHOW LICENSE command
difference from LICENSE LIST command
SHOW LICENSE command
difference from LICENSE LIST command #1
difference from LICENSE LIST command #2
examples
SMM (System Marketing Model)
START command
Syntax
of LICENSE commands
descriptions
System disks
using multiple
System Management utility (SYSMAN)
licenses
loading #1
loading #2
System memory, transferring from the License Database
U
Unlimited units #1
Unlimited units #2
UNLOAD command
restricting access with
User Licenses
V
Virtual licensing #1
Virtual licensing #2
VIRTUAL option #1
VIRTUAL option #2
/VIRTUAL qualifier
VMSLICENSE.COM
batch processing with
canceling default data with
creating data files for
default value rules used in data files
examples #1
examples #2
parameters used in data files
registering a license with #1
registering a license with #2
registering a license with #3
using data files with
Z
Zero units #1
Zero units #2