Registering Advanced Features; Using License Keys; Registering Available Storage Systems For License Keys; Safely Backing Out Of Scripting Evaluation - HP StorageWorks P4000 User Manual

6. Click OK.
Table 65
Table 65 Safely backing out of scripting evaluation
Feature Being Evaluated
Remote copy volumes and snapshots
NOTE:
Turning off the scripting evaluation ensures that no scripts continue to push the evaluation clock.

Registering advanced features

When registering storage systems for advanced features, you must have your license entitlement
certificate and submit the appropriate storage system feature key(s) to purchase the license key(s).
You then receive the license key(s) and apply them to the storage system(s).

Using license keys

License keys are assigned to individual storage systems. License keys can be added to storage systems
either when they are in the Available Systems pool or after they are in a management group. One
license key is issued per storage system, and that key licenses all the advanced features requested
for that storage system. Therefore, you register each storage system for which you want to use advanced
features.
For example, if you wanted to configure 3 storage systems in two locations to use with Remote Copy,
you license the storage systems in both the primary location and the remote location.
NOTE:
If you remove a storage system from a management group, the license key remains with that storage
system. See for more information about removing storage systems from a management group.

Registering available storage systems for license keys

Storage systems that are in the Available Systems pool are licensed individually. You license an
individual storage system on the Feature Registration tab for that system.
The Feature Registration tab displays the following information:
• The storage system feature key, used to obtain a license key
• The license key for that storage system, if one has been purchased
• The license status of all the advanced features
292 Registering advanced features
on page 292 describes additional steps to safely back out of the scripting evaluation.
Steps to Back Out
• Back out of any remote copy operation.
• Delete any scripts.
• Delete any primary or remote snapshots created by the scripts,
as indicated by viewing Created By: on the snapshot Details
tab.