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All Stromasys CHARON virtual machine software products are licensed using a Sentinel HASP (Hardware Against Software Piracy) key.  To use these products you must have both the physical key and a valid license file loaded on to it.  The following CHARON-SSP products require this license key to operate:

  • CHARON-SSP/4M for GNU/ Linux

  • CHARON-SSP/4U for GNU/ Linux

  • CHARON-SSP Virtual Environment

The following products work with the licensed products, but do not require the HASP a license themselves:

  • CHARON-SSP Manager for GNU/ Linux
  • CHARON-SSP Manager for Microsoft Windows
  • CHARON-SSP Agent for GNU/ Linux

 

Note

The USB HASP key contains a built-in battery, which must not be completely discharged. It is recommended that unused keys are connected to spare USB ports from time to time for charging. In the event that a key fails, do not discard the key. Please contact Stromasys Customer Support immediately.

Licensing CHARON-SSP for

GNU/

Linux

To apply for or renew a license It is possible to gather license information and apply license keys using a collection of tools.  These different tools provide both command line and GUI interfaces to managing the licenses for CHARON-SSP for GNU/Linux it is necessary to follow a small number of simple steps, described below.  Each of these steps can be performed using either the CHARON-SSP Manager GUI or non-graphical command line tools.

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...loading a license...use the windows steps (with modification) plus Bruno's comments...
...what other functions are available from the maintenance site?
...can the site only be accessed from the localhost?
...can this be opened up?
...what kind of security is available?
...service control...
...link to managing them from the GUI
...sentinel web interface?

products.  They also allow for licenses to be managed either locally on the host system or remotely from a client (running either GNU/Linux or Microsoft Windows).

All licensing techniques follow the same basic four steps:

  1. Generate a C2V (customer to vendor) key information file;
  2. Submit the C2V information to Stromasys Orders Administration;
  3. Receive one or more V2C (vendor to customer) license key files; and
  4. Apply the V2C files to the local system.

The following sections describe how to apply each of these steps using 

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