Saving License Key Information; Saving And Editing Your Customer Information - HP StorageWorks P4000 User Manual

4. Do one of the following.
To enter a license key for one storage
system in the management group
1. Select a storage system, and click Edit
License Key.
2. Copy and paste the appropriate li-
cense key for that storage system into
the window.
NOTE:
When you cut and paste the
license key into the window,
ensure that there are no leading
or trailing spaces in the box.
Such spaces prevent the license
key from being recognized.
3. Click OK.
The license key appears in the Feature
Registration window.
4. Click OK again to exit the Feature
Registration window.

Saving license key information

For record-keeping, save the license information to a file when you have entered all the license keys.
1. Click Registration Tasks on the management group Registration tab.
2. Select Save Information to File from the menu.
3. Navigate to the location where you want to save the license key information.
4. Enter a name for the registration information file, and click Save.
The license information is saved to a .txt file.

Saving and editing your customer information

This section explains how to save your customer profile, registrations, and licensing information. If
you have this saved as a text file, and lose a storage system, it can help in the rebuild of a new storage
system.
Make a customer information file for each management group in your system.
• First, create or edit your customer profile.
• Save the file to a computer that is not part of your storage system.
296 Registering advanced features
To enter license keys for multiple storage systems in
the management group
1. Click Import License Keys.
2. Click Browse to navigate to the license key files you
downloaded from https://webware.hp.com.
3. Select each .dat file that corresponds to the storage
systems in the management group, and click Open.
Each license key is in a separate .dat file. The file name
has the storage system's feature key in the file name, as
follows:
xxxxxxxxxxxx_xxxxxxx_AA.BB.CC.DD.EE.FF_x.dat. Be
sure the AA.BB.CC.DD.EE.FF part of each file name
matches the feature key of a storage system. If an error
message appears, the error text describes the problem.
4. Click Apply License Keys.
5. Check the Import Summary window for any errors.
The error messages explain the problem. A green check
mark shows the license key has been applied.
6. Click Close.
If the import process had errors, you return to the Import
License Key window. Click Browse to select a different
license key file. If you click Cancel to exit the window,
any license keys with a green check mark were applied.
If the import process completed successfully, click Close
to exit the window.