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Unix HASP Installation

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Unix HASP Installation

Unix HASP Installation

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This document is of interest to customers installing APPX on an Intel/Unix platform, such as Linux, SCO, and NCR Unix.

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Because Intel/Unix systems don't enforce unique CPU serial numbers, it is necessary to install an OpenHasp on a serial port by itself, identify the port's address, and set an environment variable to identify that port address. Note that as of Release 4.1.8, APPX for Linux licenses may be registered by Ethernet card MAC address.

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Because Intel/Unix systems don't enforce unique CPU serial numbers, it is necessary to install an OpenHasp on a serial port by itself, identify the port's address, and set an environment variable to identify that port address. Note that as of Release 4.1.8, APPX for Linux licenses may be registered by Ethernet card MAC address.

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(If you are installing a HASP on a Windows system, see this document

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(If you are installing a HASP on a Windows system, see this document.)

HASP Installation:

Make sure that the serial number printed on the HASP label matches the serial number on your registration document.
If they do not, please call APPX Software for a new registration. If APPX is run with mismatching serial numbers, it will fail the license check and generate an error message.
Install the HASP on the APPX license server:
Use a 25 to 9-pin serial port adapter to connect the HASP to a parallel port on the back of the Intel box.

If a printer is already connected to that port, disconnect it, attach the HASP to that port, and then connect the printer cable to the rear connector on the HASP hardware.

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Note: An older document concerning installation of OpenHASPs is provided here

. Note that its contents are considered obsolete, but may be of interest to customers running older versions of APPX.

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Note: An older document concerning installation of OpenHASPs is provided here . Note that its contents are considered obsolete, but may be of interest to customers running older versions of APPX.

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