ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

Finding Correct UnixWare and EBRS License Information
Installation Checklists and Tips
Table 2–3 identifies where to find correct site license information for UnixWare and EBRS.
Table 2–3. Location of Correct License Information
Product License Description
SCO UnixWare
License Information
EBRS Site License
Number
Configuring OS 2200 Print Queues
SCO UnixWare 7 Application Server comes with a Certificate of
License and Authenticity for the following licenses:
• One 5-user license (found inside the SCO UnixWare installation
media package)
• Two 25-user licenses
When initially installing UnixWare—on either an Intel node or the SPO
server—you must enter the serial number and activation key from
the certificate for the 5-user license.
The EBRS installation media include a cover letter that identifies the
site license number and the number of workstations allowed by the
license. During installation of EBRS, you must enter the site license
number using instructions given in the cover letter.
Record that license number here:
EBRS Site License Number: ______________________________
The OS 2200 master and boot tapes provided with a ClearPath IX server contain new
required station local statements that define print queues for DEPCON. The queues
EMAIL, WINDOC, and DEPERR are required by the Integration Expert software. For
Integration Expert to operate correctly, you must include the station-local statements that
establish those queues if the site performs a system generation.
Installing a Windows Node as a PDC or BDC
This guide provides procedures for installing nonclustered Windows 2000 or Windows NT
nodes as member servers only (stand-alone Windows systems). Sites that choose to install
a Windows node as a primary domain controller (PDC) or backup domain controller (BDC)
will need additional information, and must take additional steps, beyond what is described
in this document.
Use the basic procedures provided in this document, and refer to Microsoft documentation
or help files as needed for additional information. For more information about domain
planning, refer to the Microsoft Concepts and Planning guides for Windows 2000 and
Windows NT.
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