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Old version (showing a software license in cloned state):
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4. Note the name of the corresponding certificate file(s) and the path to the certificates base directory as shown in the "Certificates" section:
Example using old ACC version:
Please note: the certificate display screen can look slightly different depending on the type of software license and the actions performed on this license in the past.
The following example shows the certificates of a software license after several updates. The screenshot is based on Sentinel ACC version equal or higher than version 7.60.
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5. Remove the certificate file(s) using operating system tools.
a. In the first example above (Windows), there is one file to be removed. It is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\SafeNet Sentinel\Sentinel LDK\installed\68704.
b. In the second example (Linux) there are several files created by a series of license updates. They all must be removed.
c. On Linux, the certificate files are typically stored in /var/hasplm/installed/68704/.
c. All certificate files in the identified directory must be removed.
6. After removing the certificate file, restart the Sentinel license service or reboot the system. To restart the service, proceed as follows:
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b. On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.x and 8.x higher (and compatible Linux systems) restart the aksusbd service: # systemctl restart aksusbd
This also will automatically restart the hasplmd service (separate service for this daemon was introduced in newer runtime driver versions).
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