HP XP Performance Advisor Software - Manual (Page 42)

case, HP XP7 Performance Advisor considers it as capacity insufficient violation and enters a grace
period for that disk array. You can install the required TB-Days of Meter based Term license to end
the grace period.
If the TB-Days count is negative, the removal of the Meter based Term license is not allowed. For
example, consider the following scenario where different TB-Days have been installed:
Table 5 Meter based Term licenses for P9500 array 53036 with negative TB-Days capacity
Status Available Capacity License Capacity
Expired –1TB-days 100 TB-days
Expired –7TB-days 100 TB-days
Expired –3TB-Days 100 TB-Days
The aggregate capacity is –11TB-Days. In such a case, the HP XP7 Performance Advisor does not
allow the removal of Meter based Term license keys and enters the grace period. You can install
the required TB-Days of Meter based Term license to end the grace period.
NOTE: If the aggregate capacity is 0TB-Days, you can still remove the Meter based Term license.
In such a case, HP XP7 Performance Advisor enters the grace period and starts negative counting.
To remove a Meter based Term license from the management station:
1.
Click License in the left pane.
The License screen appears.
2. In the View License Status section, select the XP7 disk array record for which you want to
remove the Meter based Term license, and click Remove License.
3. In the Remove License dialog box, select METER from the License Type list.
4. Click Remove License(s).
The Confirm Delete dialog box appears.
42 Managing licenses for XP and XP7 disk arrays