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