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Quick question on a Friday afternoon - Command View EVA licensing

 
Matt Rosolowski
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Quick question on a Friday afternoon - Command View EVA licensing

Good afternoon,

Long story short - I am a presales consultant and have a customer that is asking me how to generate a list of his installed licensing (namely licensed Command View capacity) from his SMA. Command View version and SMA version are currently unknown. All he is proividing me with are BC and CA output fom what presumably is the Command View licensing section. Is he just not sending me the Command View capacity output from the console or is there somewherwe else to get this info? I unfortunately have nver really played around with CV enough to know this offhand...

Thanks!
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Ivan Ferreira
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Re: Quick question on a Friday afternoon - Command View EVA licensing

I attach a screenshot of the Licensing Info in CV EVA.
Por que hacerlo dificil si es posible hacerlo facil? - Why do it the hard way, when you can do it the easy way?
Steven Clementi
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Re: Quick question on a Friday afternoon - Command View EVA licensing

Matt:

The only thing that I can think of is to look at the license for BC/CA. I do not think there is a capacity for Continuous Access, but I could be wrong.

In Command View, go to Agent Options --> View previously entered license keys --> look at the license key. The last line will say unlimited or maybe 1TB, etc. I think you just add the numbers if there are multiple licenses for the same EVA.


Steven
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SAKET_5
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Re: Quick question on a Friday afternoon - Command View EVA licensing

Just a correction...unless it has changed recently..which I am almost confident that it hasnt...there is a license limit for Continuous Access based on source capacity...last I checked it was something like CA license for 1TB, 2TB, ..., unlimited...

Licensing info page under CV-EVA or SDC output (may be?)should give you what you need Matt.
Mark Poeschl_2
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Re: Quick question on a Friday afternoon - Command View EVA licensing

BC and CA have "hard" license requirements and as you say your customer can provide you output of what is licensed based on the keys he has entered. Command View itself no longer has "hard" licenses - they're just pieces of paper you get when you buy a storage array. Not to say they aren't legally required - there's just no key or data that's entered on the management server to record the license.