Install UFT Developer license on Linux/Mac
On Linux/Mac machines, install seat or concurrent licenses directly in a terminal.
Note: You must have ROOT user permissions to install the license.
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In a terminal, change to the <UFT Developer installation>/Tools directory.
Example:
Linux: cd /opt/uftdeveloper/Tools
Mac: cd /Applications/UFTDeveloper/Tools
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Run the License Installer, license-installer, appending the relevant command and set of parameters:
Action Commands and parameters Verify status and locking code Run the License Installer, appending: status
Example: ./license-installer status
Help Run the License Installer, appending: help Example: ./license-installer help
Seat license Install a seat license Run the License Installer, appending: seat "<license_file_path>"
Wrap the path to the license key file in quotes.
Example: ./license-installer seat "/home/user/license.txt"
Concurrent license Verify the available licenses on the server Run the License Installer, appending: licenses <license server name/IP address>
The available licenses are displayed by unique license ID and license version.
Example: ./license-installer licenses organizationallicenseserver.net
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Run the License Installer to verify the available licenses on the server on the AutoPass license server, as described above.
The available licenses are displayed by unique license ID and license version.
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Select one of the licenses and run license-installer again, this time appending the following command and parameters:
concurrent <license ID> <version> <license server name/IP address
where license ID and version are the unique ID and version of the license you want to use.
Example: ./license-installer concurrent 12345 1 organizationallicenseserver.net
Modify server connection protocol Run the License Installer, appending:
- Primary license server:config protocol.primary <protocol>
- Secondary license server: config protocol.second <protocol>
where <protocol> is http or https as needed.
Example: ./license-installer config protocol.primary https
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