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Instructions for using the activation codes during an installation are found in “ To register the server
during the installation: ” in the OES 2 SP2: Installation Guide .
The evaluation period begins when the codes are issued. Use the same activation codes for each
OES 2 server you install during the evaluation period.
4.4.5 Evaluating OES 2
During the evaluation period, we recommend that you fully explore the many services available in
OES 2.
To help you get started with the process, we have prepared a lab guide for OES 2 that explores both
OES 2 and virtualized NetWare on a second OES 2 virtual machine host server. The sections in this
guide introduce eDirectory
TM
, walk you through server installations, and provide brief exercises you
can complete to get started using OES 2 Services. After completing the exercises in the guide, you
can use the lab setup to further explore OES 2 and learn about its many powerful services.
For more information, see the OES 2 SP2: Lab Guide for Linux and Virtualized NetWare .
After working through the lab guide, we recommend that you review all of the information in this
guide to gain a comprehensive overview of OES 2 and the planning and implementation processes
you will follow to fully leverage its network services.
4.4.6 Installing Purchased Activation Codes after the
Evaluation Period Expires
After purchasing Open Enterprise Server, use the instructions in “ Registering the Server in the
Novell Customer Center (Command Line) ” in the OES 2 SP2: Installation Guide to enter the
purchased activation codes that you received with your purchase. After logging in as
root
, complete
the step where you enter the activation codes, replacing the evaluation codes with the purchased
codes.
4.5 Licensing
This section explains the following:
Š
Section 4.5.1, “The OES 2 Licensing Model,” on page 57
Š Section 4.5.2, “SLES Licensing Entitlements in OES 2,” on page 58
Š
Section 4.5.3, “OES 2 Doesn’t Support NLS,” on page 58
4.5.1 The OES 2 Licensing Model
The only OES 2 licensing restriction is the number of user connections allowed to use OES 2
services on your network. You are authorized to install as many OES 2 servers as you need to
provide OES 2 services to those users.
For example, if your OES 2 license is for 100 user connections, you can install as many OES 2
servers as desired. Up to 100 users can then connect to and use the services provided by those OES 2
servers. When you install OES 2, you must accept an end user license agreement (EULA). Your
rights to use the OES 2 product are limited to the rights set forth in the EULA. Violators of the
Novell license agreements and intellectual property are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.