HP P6000 Replication Solutions Manager User Guide (T3680-96089, October 2012)

License states
General
Expiring. All discovered licenses are currently valid. However, one or more expires within 60
days.
Over capacity. One or more resources has exceeded a license's capacity.
Replication licenses overview
To use local and remote replication features on a given array, the replication manager verifies
that appropriate HP replication licenses exist for that array.
For information on acquiring and installing local replication licenses, see the HP P6000
Replication Solutions Manager Administrator Guide.
For information on acquiring and installing remote replication licenses, see the HP P6000
Continuous Access Implementation Guide.
Replication licenses are verified during automatic and global refreshes. See Refreshing resources
(automatic) and Refreshing resources (global).
Replication license status is displayed in the GUI. See License status.
Replication license policies
HP license policies determine how the replication manager interacts with resources that require
HP replication licenses.
The following list summarizes the policies:
Verification. License verification includes factors such as:
Type of license
Expiration date (if any)
Capacity range (amount of storage)
Multi-array volumes. If a volume is comprised of virtual disks on two or more arrays, each
array must have an HP replication license in order in order to be considered fully licensed.
GUI actions. Some GUI actions may be disabled if an applicable HP license is not verified.
Disabled actions appear in gray and cannot be selected. A tooltip indicates why the action
cannot be performed. See Tooltips.
For example, if you select a virtual disk and the New Snapclone action is disabled, it can be
because the storage system that contains the disk does not have a local replication license.
Job commands. Some job commands may not execute if an applicable HP license is not
verified when a job is run. An event in the job log indicates the command did not execute
due to a licensing issue.
For example, if a SnapcloneStorageVolume command in a job did not execute when the job
was run, it may be because the storage system that contains the disk did not have a local replication
license.
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