HP Continuous Access EVA4000 License

[manamirhastam]

Dear All,

Can we use T5357A (HP Continuous Access EVA4000 Series Unlimited Software License) for EVA4000 with XCS6.0 ?

Thanks.

[Amar_Joshi]

Yes, you are good to go with it. CA licenses are not bound with any XCS version. Load it and it will give you unlimited usage of CA-EVA.

T5356A: HP Continuous Access EVA4000 Series 1TB Software License

T5357A: HP Continuous Access EVA4000 Series Unlimited Software License

T5358A: HP Continuous Access EVA4000 Series Upgrade to Unlimited Software License

Refer to: http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/11617_na/11617_na.html

[manamirhastam]

Hi Amardeep
So what's the difference between these codes:

T3689A and T5357A

Thanks.

[Amar_Joshi · Accepted solution]

Not sure where did you get T3689A from? I did search through HP website and it's not in there online portal. Google did return something but most of the links are dead or from European HP dealers. Probably an old part number used by these dealers.

Any case, if you want to order it now, you will have to go through the link I provided and with that T5357A is the correct part-number, you may simply ignore the other part-number.

[manamirhastam]

Hi Amardeep,
I think you are right. I must be an European HP dealers license.But one more question; To use HP CA on a pair of EVA we need only one CA lisense or two (one for each EVA) ?
Thanks.

[Stephen Kebbell]

You need 2 licenses. One for each EVA.

Regards,
Stephen

[Rob Leadbeater]

Hi,

According to an old version of the Worldwide Quickspecs here:

http://h18023.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/Division_07-2005/11617_div.pdf

T3689A = HP Continuous Access EVA4000 Unlimited use per EVA LTU

The latest Worldwide Quickspecs here:

http://h18006.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/11617_div/11617_div.html

have:

T5357A = HP Continuous Access EVA4000 Series Unlimited Software License

The subtle difference here is probably something to do with the release of the EVA4100...

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Rob

[manamirhastam]

Another question
We have now 1 TB license for HP Command view.
Shall we upgrade HP command view license to unlimited for using HP Continuous Access (unlimited license) ?
Thanks.