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Adding an Entitlement to Device Administrator when Automation Servers are Not Connected to Internet
You add an Entitlement to get a list of the licenses that you can assign.
Use this workflow to assign and activate licenses on automation servers that do not have any access to Internet.
Related information can be found in the sections after the flowchart.
Install certificates if you use HTTPS for communication.
For more information, see Device Administrator Certificate Workflow .
Make sure that you have the Entitlements containing the licenses. You need the email with the entitlement during the process.
For more information, see Order Information Request .
In Device Administrator, you add entitlements that contains products and licenses.
This is done so that you can view all licenses that are available to be assigned and then activated.
Make sure that you have the HTML entitlement certificate file or the entitlement ID available .
There are two different procedures to add and set up an entitlement:
When the HTML entitlement certificate file is available.
For more information, see Adding an Entitlement using the HTML file when Automation Server is not Connected to License Server (FNO) .
When the HTML entitlement certificate file is not available you must use the entitlement ID.
For more information, see Adding an Entitlement without the HTML file when Automation Server is not Connected to License Server (FNO) .
Use the License Products available in the entitlements to assign License Features to the automation servers.
For more information, see Assigning Licenses .
In Device Administrator, create the request files.
For more information, see Creating the Request Files .
Using Device Administrator, activate request files on License Activation Server (FNO) to receive response files. To be able to complete this procedure, you must be on a computer that is connected to License Activation Server (FNO) via the Internet and have Device Administrator installed.
For more information, see Activating Request Files to Receive Response Files .
Using Device Administrator, send the response files to the automation server to complete the license activation.
For more information, see Sending the Response Files to the Automation Server .
After the licenses has been installed, make a backup of the automation server to make sure that you do not lose the licenses if any problems occur.
For more information, see Backup .
In Device Administrator, click Entitlements .
In the Entitlements view, click Entitlements or Product Licenses .
Click Add Entitlement .
In the Add Entitlements ID field, enter the Entitlement ID found in the email.
Select Add Entitlement Offline .
Click OK .
Click the Entitlement .
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The button is in the rightmost lower corner in the workarea. You might have to scroll to reach it.
In the Add Product dialog box, enter the following:
Product Name = Description.
Do not enter the text "Count = x" if this text is displayed.
Activation ID = Activation ID
Quantity = Seat count, the number of purchased licenses.
Be sure to enter exactly the same information as in the Entitlement email.
The quantity must be filled out using the table that lists all license features and quantity that each license product include.
For more information, see Software and Features that Require Licenses .
If a feature is not listed for a product, enter 0 to indicate that the feature does not exist in the product.
Click OK .
Repeat the procedure for all products in the entitlement.
Automation Server Licensing on Automation Servers not Connected to Internet Workflow
Software and Features that Require Licenses
Automation Server Licensing Overview
Entitlements View
Entitlements Product Licenses View