support: Customer Portal
Focused on delivering choice, investment protection and flexibility to organizations with valuable COBOL assets
  

isCOBOL Knowledge Base
Home > All Categories > Data Access > c-treeACE General > Is the FairCom activation an end-user requirement? How can we automate it?
Question Title Is the FairCom activation an end-user requirement? How can we automate it?
Question:

I don't want every one of my end-users to have to activate the FairCom license. I prefer to hide the underlying technology from the end-user. Is there a way to write a script that will automate this? Or can I send out an activated license file? Is there any way around requiring my end-users to have to deal with the FairCom activation?

Answer:

Run the activation program “fcactvat” at the command line, accepting the activation key and serial number as parameters.

Usage:
     $ fcactvat activation_key serial_number executable_to_activate
For example: 

       fcactvat.exe PPZHK.IOLGQ.OXHKX-QKGQC.LIWDV.KHROW 990327 ctsrvr.exe
Authored by: Veryant Support This question has been viewed 958 times so far.
Click Here to View all the questions in c-treeACE General category.
File Attachments File Attachments
There are no attachment file(s) related to this question.
How helpful was this article to you?
User Comments User Comments Add Comment
There are no user comments for this question. Be the first to post a comment. Click Here
Related Questions Related Questions
There are no other questions related to this question.
Article Information Additional Information
Article Number: 69
Created: 2009-09-02 12:16 PM
Rating: No Rating
 
Article Options Article Options
Print Question Print this Question
Email Question Email Question to Friend
Export to Adobe PDF Export to PDF File
Export to MS Word Export to MS Word
Bookmark Article
Subscribe to Article Subscribe to Article
 
Search Knowledge Base Search Knowledge Base

  Knowledge Base Home


  Home   |   About Us   |   Contact   |   Legal   |   Privacy   |   Press  
 
 

© Veryant LLC - All Rights Reserved
Veryant and isCOBOL are trademarks or registered marks of Veryant LLC in the United States and other countries. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.