Adding a license – Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network v.7.1 User Manual
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6. Review the License Request information and click Finish.
A License Request text file, License_Request_
and saved to the Windows Desktop.
NOTE: If you are requesting licenses for more than one application, be sure to
modify the name of the first License Request text file before saving it to your
desktop. (In Notepad, use the Save As command.) Otherwise, the second License
Request text file will overwrite it.
7. If a K2 Summit Production Client or K2 Solo Media Server and if the write filter
is currently enabled, be aware that files on the desktop are lost on restart. Therefore
do one of the following:
• Save the License Request text file(s) to a different location.
• Keep the K2 system running (do not restart) until after you have requested the
license(s).
8. Do one of the following:
• Attach the License Request text file to an email.
• Paste the text directly into an email message.
You might want to keep a copy of the message for your records.
9. Send the email as instructed by the License Request Wizard.
An email will be sent from Grass Valley to the return email address you specified;
your SabreTooth software license will be provided as a text file.
10.Save this email in case you ever need to re-image this machine.
Next add the license to the SabreTooth License Manager.
Adding a license
Your software license, Licenses_
file. Use the License Manager to add this file to your system and enable the desired
feature.
1. Click on the License Manager icon on the Windows Desktop. The SabreTooth
License Manager opens.
The SabreTooth License Manager opens.
2. Do one of the following:
• Choose
File | Import License
and navigate to the file location to open the text file.
• Drag and drop the text file onto the License Manager.
You will now see the permanent license in SabreTooth, as well as any other