To authorize UniVerse on Linux:
- Log out all Eclipse users.
- Login to the server as root.
- Stop Eclipse SYSTEM.ADMIN, JBoss and the UV database processes:
service eclipse-jboss stop service monit stop service eclipse-system-admin stop pkill -4 -f phantom pkill -4 -f uv service uv.rc stop
- Update the UV authorization (replace [Install SN#], [Auth Qty] and [Expiration Date] with the numbers from the Rocket|U2 license change confirmation email)
cd /u2/uv bin/uvregen -s [Install SN#] -u [Auth Qty] -e [Expiration Date] bin/uvregen -C
- Note the resulting configuration code for the next step.
- Open the U2TC authorization website: https://u2tc.rocketsoftware.com/authprod.asp
- Fill out the first page with your contact information and select UniVerse 10.2.x and higher and press Continue:
- Fill out the next page using the information from the Rocket|U2 license change confirmation email and the configuration code from the previous steps, then press Submit. Here’s an example:
- Note the authorization code given on the confirmation page.
- On the Eclipse server, authorize UV (replace [authorization code]) :
bin/uvregen -A [authorization code]
- You may confirm your license count by running the following command:
bin/uvregen -z
- Start the UV database, Eclipse SYSTEM.ADMIN, and JBoss:
service uv.rc start service eclipse-system-admin start service monit start service eclipse-jboss start
Reference:
How to Authorize UniVerse 10.2.0 and higher
Screencast:
Before you begin, it may be helpful to watch this short video, which goes over the entire process from start to finish: