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# Licensing FAQ

This topic answers a number of frequently asked questions about using and installing licensing.

This Help Center provides some information about how to install and consume licenses from the AutoPass License Server. For full details on AutoPass License Server capabilities, such as proxy settings, license installation and management, and user management, see the AutoPass License Server online documentation.

Note: OpenText Functional Testing for Developers supports working with AutoPass License Server version 10.7 or later.

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## Which license should I install?

You can install a number of different license types. Use the following table to identify the one to install.

Scenario | License Type to Install
--- | ---
Are you assigned a specific license (with its own unique license key)? | Seat
Are you part of a group that uses licenses on an as-needed basis? | Concurrent. You need the IP address or the lock code on the License Server on which the licenses are installed
Are you assigned the IP address from which to check out a license? | Concurrent
Are you traveling and do not have access to a license server? | Commuter
Are you already traveling and cannot access the License Server to get a license? | Remote Commuter
Are you using OpenText Functional Testing for Developers Grid? | Concurrent (on the grid machine)

After you select the correct license type, you can install your license. For details, see Licensing.

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## How do I install the AutoPass License Server?

For full details, see the AutoPass License Server online documentation. You can download the AutoPass License Server from Marketplace.

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## If I am using concurrent licenses, how do I connect to the License Server?

If you are installing a concurrent license, you must enter the License Server IP address or lock code.

This checks the connection to the License Server, and also gives you a list of possible licenses to install.

After you initially install the license, checks the specified License Server address is checked each time the runtime engine starts and takes the requested license.

For full details on installing concurrent licenses, see Licensing.

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## How do I manage the concurrent licenses on the License Server?

The AutoPass License Server has a full Web-based interface that enables you to install, manage, administer, and track the usage of all your licenses (both concurrent and commuter).

For full details, see the AutoPass License Server online documentation.

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## Can I configure license behavior myself?

Yes.

Change the values for general license behavior in the AutoPass license configuration file, autopass.txt.

- Windows: The file is located at: C:\ProgramData\OpenText\UFT\License\autopass.txt

- Linux/Mac: The file is located in <Installdir>/bin/jars

This file includes details about possible values.

Caution: Configure this file with caution.

Incorrect configuration may prevent OpenText Functional Testing for Developers from starting, or cause it to behave unexpectedly.

Additionally, if your License Server has multiple license editions installed, you can enable a fallback mechanism to ensure that an available license can be found.

For details, see License editions and types.

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## Can I set up my License Server to work with a secondary (backup) License Server?

Yes. You need to install the License Server on two separate servers, and then set one server to be the primary and the other to be the secondary server. This configuration is done in the AutoPass License Server Web UI.

You also can supply this information to OpenText Functional Testing for Developers. A concurrent license from the secondary License Server is then used in the event that the primary License Server is not available.

For full details, see the AutoPass License Server online documentation.

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## Can I use the AutoPass License Server with a proxy?

Yes.

If you are using the Functional Testing License Wizard, you can configure the proxy connection in the Wizard. For details, see Install a license using the License wizard (Windows).

Alternatively, you can set the proxy settings in the autopass.txt file.

- Windows: The file is located at: C:\ProgramData\OpenText\UFT\License\autopass.txt

- Linux/Mac: The file is located in <Installdir>/bin/jars

See the comments inside this file for details on setting the proxy settings. Be sure to uncomment the relevant lines and define their values.

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## What is a cleanup license?

If your computer is clock-tampered after installing the License Server, both the License Server and OpenText Functional Testing for Developers's connection to the License Server do not work.

In this case, you must get a cleanup license for your License Server. This enables you to reset all license capabilities.

For details on cleanup licenses, contact your OpenText license supplier.

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## My demo license is expiring early. What can I do?

If you are having problems with the 30-day trial license period:

- Ensure that you have full permissions to your installation folder and all its subfolders.

- Ensure that you have not changed the system time. If you have moved the system time, the license mechanism can reduce the trial period based on the number of days that were back-dated.

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See also:

- Licensing
- Known issues with licensing

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