HP Systems Insight Manager Technical Reference Guide

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Tools that Extend Management \| License Manager \| Viewing Key Database Contents

Viewing Key Database Contents


»	Table of Contents
»	Index


»	Notices
»	Introduction
»	Product Overview
»	Getting Started
»	Discovery and Identification
»	Users and Authorizations
»	Networking and Security
»	Monitoring Systems, Clusters, and Events
»	Storage Integration
»	Managing with Tasks
»	Tools that Extend Management
	»	Cluster Monitor
	»	Command Line Tools
	»	Creating New Command Line Tools
	»	Custom Commands
	»	Configuring DMI Access
	»	Configuring SNMP Access
	»	Device Ping
	»	Disk Thresholds
	»	License Manager
		»	About Keys
		»	Collecting Keys
		»	Collect Keys Results
		»	Deploying Keys
		»	Selecting Keys
		»	Deploy Key Results
		»	Managing Keys
			Viewing Key Database Contents
		»	Adding Keys From a File
		»	Adding Key Individually
		»	Viewing Key Details
		»	System License Information Reporting
		»	Licensing with ProLiant Essentials Applications
	»	Management Processor Tools
	»	Managing MIBs
	»	Installing OpenSSH
	»	PMP Tools
	»	Removing and Restoring Tools
	»	Replicate Agent Settings
	»	RPM Package Manager
	»	Server Migration Pack
	»	System Management Homepage
	»	System Page
	»	Version Control
	»	Virtual Machine Management Pack
	»	WBEM Based Tools
	»	Available MSA Tools
»	Partner Applications
»	Reporting
»	Administering Systems and Events
»	Troubleshooting
»	Reference Information


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»	Glossary
»	Using Help

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HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM) enables you to view contents of the ProLiant Essentials licensing key database.

To view contents of the ProLiant Essentials licensing key database, access the Manage Keys page. Select DeployLicense ManagerManage Keys.

The Manage Keys page displays all of the keys known to License Manager. You can double-click the appropriate column header to sort the list based on the entries in that column. The following columns display:

Product. The name of the licensed product.
Version. The version of the software for which the license is valid (higher versions support lower versions, but lower versions do not support higher versions). For example, a version 2 key would allow the version 1 products to run. A key valid to operate version 1 of the product would not grant permission to run the version 2 software product).
License Type. Six types of licenses are available (refer to License Manager - About Keys for more information).
Seats Max. The total number of licenses permitted by the key.
Seats Used. The number of licenses that are currently in use.
Days Max. The total number of days authorized for use by this key (time specific keys only). For BETA key type, this is the number of days from the date the key was issued. For all others, it is the number of days from when the key was first used.
Key string. The license key string