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Table Of Contents
- Title Page
- Contents
- Using This Guide
- Avid Motion Graphics Overview
- Rack Mounting and Cabling Your Server
- Installing the AMG Server in a Rack
- Installing the RAID Drives
- Installing the Breakout Box
- Cabling Avid Motion Graphics
- Connecting Power Cords to the AMG Server
- Powering on Avid Motion Graphics
- Network and Operating System Settings
- Configuring the RAID Drives (For Single Channel Servers only)
- Software Installation
- Software Licensing
- Video Setup and Preferences
- Installing and Configuring Avid Motion Graphics Journalist and Related Software
- AMG Journalist Server Software Installation
- Confirming the Win2008 R2 64 bit Installation
- Install the veredist_x64 and vcredist_88 Installers
- Installing Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Server Software
- Configuring the Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Server for iNEWS
- Licensing Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Server
- Starting the AMG Journalist Server Applications
- AMG Journalist Client Installation
- AMG Preview Renderer Installation and Configuration
- AMG Device Service and Advanced Device Manager Installation
- Configuring Command and iNEWS or ENPS
- Confirming AMG Functionality with Command
- Installing Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- Configuring the Journalist Server for use with Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- Licensing Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- X: Drive Network Share
- Installing Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Client
- Installing the Preview Renderer
- Creating a Project Shortcut
- Configuring Avid MOS Gateway, AMG News Control and iNEWS
- Configuring ENPS to Host AMG Journalist Client
- Confirming Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Functionality
- AMG Journalist Server Software Installation
- Installing and Configuring Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- Installing Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- Configuring the Journalist Server for use with Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- Licensing Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- X: Drive Network Share
- Installing Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Client
- Installing the Preview Renderer
- Creating a Project Shortcut
- Configuring Avid MOS Gateway, AMG News Control and iNEWS
- Configuring ENPS to Host AMG Journalist Client
- Confirming Avid Motion Graphics Journalist Functionality
- Installing Avid Motion Graphics News Control
- Upgrading Your AMG Server Hardware to Dual Channel
- Avid Motion Graphics Server Board Slots
- Electrostatic Discharge Precautions
- Upgrade Checklist
- Materials Checklist
- Removing and Installing the System Cover
- Installing the Additional VGA and Video I/O Boards
- Inserting Additional Media Drives in Your AMG Server
- Turning on Your Avid Motion Graphics Server
- (Optional) Upgrading the AMG Software
- (Optional) Upgrading AJA and NVidia Driver Configuration Settings
- Re-RAIDing Media Drives
- Adding and Replacing Hardware
- Product Recovery
- Specifications
- Safety and Regulatory Information
What You Need to Activate the Software License
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What You Need to Activate the Software License
To activate the software using the Avid License Control tool you need the items listed in the
following table.
The software license is provided on an Activation ID. Depending on your specific configuration
you may receive more than one Activation ID card. The card ships in a box separately from the
server and, if you have purchased multiple products on the same order, it could potentially be in
a box with another product that might be unrelated to the Avid Motion Graphics system.
Below is an example of an AMG System ID / Activation ID card:
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If you change your system configuration — for instance, by replacing your hard drive, a
network adapter, or by upgrading your operating system — you must first deactivate your
Avid software.
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Your network administrator might need to open a few ports that are used during the license
activation. The Avid License Control tool utilizes both port 3443 and port 443 for license request
and response communication. Port 3443 is the primary port, but if this port is blocked, the
Activation Service tries port 443, which is more likely to be open for Web communication.