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This command results in a list of all supported disk types.

Choose the desired disk (for example "RZ22"), then use the "mkdskcmd" command  to create the virtual disk image as shown below:

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1. Run "hasp_srm_view" utility on the "RecipientHost" with the following parameters to collect the host ID info:

   $ hasp_srm_view -idf

   The "recipient.id" file will be created in the current directory.
    

2. Copy the "recipient.id" file to the "SourceHost".

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   "recipient.id" is an ASCII file, so use the "ascii" option for FTP transfer.

          

3. On the "SourceHost", open the "Sentinel Admin Control Center" (ACC) ( http://localhost:1947). Note the number of the software license you are going to transfer.
    

4. Run the "hasp_srm_view" utility in the following way to create a transfer license for the host "RecipientHost":

   $ hasp_srm_view -tfr <license number> recipient.id

   The "license number" is the value collected at the step 3.

   Example of collecting a transfer license:

   $ hasp_srm_view -tfr 12345678 recipient.id

   A "<license number>.v2c" file will be created in the current directory. In the example above, the name of the transfer license will be "12345678.v2c"
    

5. Copy the resulting "<license number>.v2c" file to the "RecipientHost".

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   "<license number>.v2c" is an ASCII file, so use the "ascii" option for FTP transfer.

         

6. On the "RecipientHost", open "Sentinel Admin Control Center" (ACC) (http://localhost:1947) and apply the "<license number>.v2c" file as  described above.

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Example:

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