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License Verification Dialog

To complete your product installation, you must verify that the components you are installing are properly licensed. Use this dialog to enter license information for the components you are installing.


License Verification - Fields
License Verification Dialog - Fields

Fields

Click an item for its corresponding description:

Component List

Use Trial Version

Use License Key

License Key

Registration ID

Add command button

Continue command button

Cancel command button

Help command button


Component List

This field provides two columns. The Component Name column identifies the components you are licensing. The Install Type column indicates one of the following types of installation:

Full Installation – This type of installation includes license keys that perform full product installations as well as upgrades without the need to qualify that upgrade.

If an existing license exists for the components being installed, the license is honored and no further action is necessary. If a valid license does not exist, you must enter the license keys provided by highlighting the component and entering its corresponding license key in the License Key dialog. When the selection changes or you click the continue button, the license key is verified against that component.

Some products may include a master license key to license multiple components. If your product includes such a key, you are licensed for all components the key represents, regardless of whether the component is currently being installed or not.

Upgrade Installation – This type of installation includes license keys that perform full product installations as well as upgrades, but requires a qualifying component to be licensed, or the Registration ID for that component.

If a qualified component is already installed on the system, you are only required to enter the license keys included with your product. Enter the license keys provided by highlighting the component and entering its corresponding license key in the License Key dialog. When the selection changes or the continue button is pressed, the license key is verified against that component.

If a qualified component is not already installed on the system, enter the license keys provided, as well as your existing Registration IDs, by highlighting the component and entering its corresponding license key in the License Key dialog and Registration ID in the Registration ID dialog. When the selection changes or the continue button is pressed, the license key is verified against that component.

Unlicensed Trial – This type of installation installs the selected components without requiring that you enter any license information. The components installed only function for 31 days before requiring a valid license.

Licensed Trial - This type of installation installs the selected components using a trial license key. The components installed only function for the duration of the license key before requiring a valid license.

If a product is installed as a trial version, you can upgrade that installation to a fully licensed product by entering your license information in the License Verification Dialog accessed through the Help/About dialog.

Licensed – If a component selected to be installed is already licensed on the system, no further action is necessary.


Use Trial Version

Select this option to install components without any license information. The product runs for 31 days before requiring a license. If you choose this option, you are reminded to license the product once per hour for the duration of the trial period.


Use License Key

Select this option to indicate that you are licensing the selected component. Selecting this option enables the License Key field in which you enter the License Key provided with your product.


License Key

Enter the license keys provided with your product in this field to license the selected component.


Registration ID

Enter the Registration ID in this field for an upgrade installation where the qualified upgrade component is not currently licensed on the system. This field appears only if you enter an Upgrade license key for a product not currently licensed.


Add

Click this button to verify and add the current license information for the selected component. Once this license information has been verified, the license key for that component appears in the License Key field. Use this button to install multiple licenses for a count-based component to create a single license key with a total count of that component based on the number of licenses entered.

You can also use this button to add additional licenses at a future time, to increase the count for a particular component.


Continue

Click this button to verify the current license information and proceed with the installation of your product.


Cancel

Click this button to cancel the licensing of the components and return to the installers’ component selection.


Registration Dialog

This dialog indicates the registration status of your product and allows you to select one of the registration reminder options. We support only online product registrations. If you choose not to register your product online at this time, you can still register your product by clicking the Registration button in the Help/About menu.


Registration - Fields
Registration Dialog - Fields

Fields

Click an item for its corresponding description:

Register Now

Remind Me In

Do Not Ask Me Again

Help command button

Continue command button


Continue

Click this button to exit the dialog and perform the appropriate action based on your selection.


Register Now

Select this option to invoke the Registration Data Entry dialog and complete the online product registration process immediately.


Remind Me In

This option skips the online product registration process but reminds you to register in the number of days you specify. Enter the number of days in which you want to be reminded to register your product.


Do Not Ask Me Again

This option skips the online product registration process and will never remind you to register this component again. You can register at a later time from the Help/About menu on the main toolbar of the product you are installing or by running CARegit.exe from a command prompt.


Registration Data Entry Dialog
Registration Data Entry

This dialog allows you to enter information about yourself and your company, and identifies the components you are registering.


Registration Data Entry - Fields

Fields

Click an item for its corresponding description:

Components to Register

User

Company

Address

City

State/County

Zip / Postcode

Preferred Language

Phone

Fax

Email

Proxy command button

Register command button

Cancel command button

Help command button

I would like to…


User

(Required) Enter the full name of the user registering the components identified in the Components to Register list. You must enter information in this field.


Company

(Required) Enter the name of the company for which you are registering the components identified in the Components to Register list. You must enter information in this field.


Address

Enter the street address of the company for which you are registering the components identified in the Components to Register list.


City

Enter the city in which your company is located.


State/County

Enter the state/county in which your company is located.


Zip/Post Code

Enter the zip or postal code in which your company is located.


Preferred Language

Enter the language in which you prefer to receive correspondence from Computer Associates.


Phone

Enter the phone number of the person registering the components identified in the Components to Register list.


Fax

Enter the company fax number of the person registering the components identified in the Components to Register list.


Email

(Required) Enter the email address of the person registering the components identified in the Components to Register list. You must provide information in this field.


Components to Register

This list identifies the components you are registering.


Proxy

Click this button to invoke the Proxy Settings dialog to change your configuration if you are registering through a firewall.


Register

Click this button to complete the registration process.


Cancel

Click this button to cancel the registration process.


I Would Like To Receive Additional Information Pertaining to Other CA Products and Updates

Select this option to receive promotional information from Computer Associates.


Proxy Settings Dialog
Proxy Settings

This dialog allows you to enter or change proxy settings if you are registering through a firewall and you must use a proxy server to reach the internet.


Proxy Settings - Fields

Fields

Click an item for its corresponding description:

Use Proxy Server

Address

Port

OK command button

Cancel command button


Use Proxy Server

Select this option if you must use a proxy server to reach the internet.


Address

Enter the IP address or hostname of your proxy server.


Port

Enter the Port to use on your proxy server. The default port is 80.


OK

Click this button to save your current configuration settings.


Cancel

Click this button to exit the registration process and preserve your last saved settings.


Help

Click this button to invoke the online help system.


Contacting Computer Associates Technical Support

For further technical assistance with this product, contact Computer Associates Technical Support at http://esupport.ca.com for a complete list of Computer Associates locations and phone numbers. Technical support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.


Licensing Procedure

At Installation

To license your product, perform the following procedure:

1.	Locate the 25-character License Key that accompanies the product CD. Typically, this key is found on the back of the CD sleeve. You need this License Key to complete the license process.

2.	During the product installation, a list of all of the components you are installing for which a license is required is displayed in the License Verification dialog.

3.	Select a component in the Component List and select either the Use Trial Version or Use License Key option.

The Use Trial Version option indicates that you are installing components without license information. Trial Versions allow the product to run for 31 days before requiring a license.

The Use License Key option indicates that you are entering a license key at this time.

4.	In the License Key fields, enter the License Key for the first component listed in the Component List of the Licence Verification dialog.

5.	Click Add. The information you entered appears in the License Keys field.

6.	If you enter an Upgrade license key in the License Key field, and the component is not currently licensed on your system, the Registration ID field appears, allowing you to enter the Registration ID for your upgraded component.

7.	Select the next component you are licensing from the Component List.

8.	Enter the License Key for this component in the License Key fields and click Add.

9.	Repeat these steps until you have entered License Keys for all of the components you are licensing.

10.	Click Continue. The installation process continues.

After Installation

If you selected the Trial Version option and have installed the product without a license, you can still license this product without having to perform a new installation. Depending upon the product you are licensing, use one of the following methods to license your product after installation:

If the product you are licensing has a Graphical User Interface, click the License button in the product’s Help/About dialog to access the License Verification dialog.

If the product you are licensing does not have a GUI, run the CAlicnse.exe program, located in the ca_lic directory (by default, %SystemDrive%\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\CA_LIC) from a command prompt to launch the License Verification dialog. Use this dialog to enter the necessary License Keys to license the components installed on your system.


Registration Procedure

At Installation

To register your product at installation, perform the following steps:

1.	After the product installation has completed, you are prompted to license the product. If you want to register the product at this time, select the Register Now option and click Continue.

If you want to be reminded to register the product after a period of time you specify, select the Remind Me In option, enter the desired duration in the Days field, and click Continue.

2.	If you selected the Register Now option and clicked Continue, the Registration Data Entry dialog appears. This dialog displays a list of the components you are registering and allows you to enter information about yourself and your company. Enter your information in the appropriate fields.

You must enter information in the Name, Company, and Email fields.

3.	If you would like to receive more information about Computer Associates products, select the option I Would Like To Receive Additional Information Pertaining to Other CA Products and Updates.

4.	Click Register to complete the registration process.

If you are registering through a firewall and must use a proxy server to reach the internet, click the Proxy button to access the Proxy Settings dialog.

After Installation

If you have already installed the product, or if you chose Never when prompted to register the product, you can still register the product using one of the following methods:

If the product you are registering has a GUI, click the Register button in the product’s Help/About dialog to access the Registration dialog.

If the product you are registering does not have a GUI, run the CARegIT.exe program, located in the ca_lic directory (by default, %SystemDrive%\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\CA_LIC) from a command prompt to launch the Registration dialog. Use this dialog to register the components installed on your system.


Debugging

The License Server and License Client contain debugging options to aid in the troubleshooting of communication problems. To enable debugging options, stop the appropriate daemon and, from the Services Management Console or command prompt, specify the following Start Parameters:

-d PATH

where PATH is the directory and filename where the debugging information is to be stored.

Note: When debugging License Client/License Server communication problems, the License Client sends messages to the License Server at ten-minute intervals. Be sure to allow the appropriate time to elapse.


Installation (Windows)

By default, the License Client and the License Server are installed with the LIC98 license package. Alternatively, they can be optionally installed with the following commands, as appropriate, from a command prompt:

To install the License Client, enter:

LIC98RMT –install

To install the License Server, enter:

LIC98RMTD –install

The License Server is supported only on the Windows NT/2000/XP, UNIX and Linux Operating Systems. The License Client runs on all versions of Windows, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems.

Note: The license files are located in the Windows directory (by default, X:\Windows or X:\WINNT).


Uninstalling (Windows)

To remove the License Client or the License Server on Windows, enter one of the following commands at a command prompt.

To remove the License Client, enter:

LIC98RMT –remove

To remove the License Server, enter:

LIC98RMTD –remove


Installation (UNIX/Linux)

By default, the License Client and the License Server are installed with the LIC98 license package. Alternatively, they can be optionally installed with the following commands, as appropriate, from a command prompt:

To install the License Client, enter:

LICRMT –install

To install the License Server, enter:

LICRMTD –install

The License Server is supported only on the Windows NT/2000/XP, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems. The License Client runs on all versions of Windows, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems.

Note: By default, the license files are located in the /ca_lic directory on UNIX and Linux.


Configuring the License Server (Windows)

The License Server is supported only on the Windows NT/2000/XP, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems.

To configure the License Server, start the LIC98RMTD daemon from either the Services Management Console or from a Command Prompt using the following command:

NET START CA_LIC_SRVR

If necessary, you can stop the License Server from the Services Management Console or by entering the following command from a command prompt:

NET STOP CA_LIC_SRVR

All consolidated License messages are stored in the LIC98.NET file, created in the ca_lic directory by default.

We recommend that you set the License Server daemon to start automatically, once configured.


Configuring the License Client (Windows)

The License Client runs on all versions of Windows, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems.

To configure the License Client, create the LICRMT.CFG file and define the License Servers with which to communicate. Create this file in the ca_lic directory. This file should have either the hostnames or IP addresses of the License Servers on individual lines. If necessary, specify multiple License Servers with which to communicate.

Note: You must recycle the LIC98RMT daemon when changes are made to the LICRMT.CFG file.

Start the License Client from the Services Management Console or from a Command Prompt with the following command:

NET START CA_LIC_CLNT

If necessary, stop the License Client from the Services Management Console, or enter the following command from a command prompt:

NET STOP CA_LIC_CLNT

Note: We recommend that you set the License Client daemon to start automatically, once configured.


Configuring the License Server (UNIX/Linux)

The License Server is supported only on the Windows NT/2000/XP, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems.

To configure the License Server, simply start the LICRMTD daemon from either the Services Management Console or from a Command Prompt using the following command:

LICRMTD &

We recommend that you add the starting of the LICRMTD daemon to a script to start the daemon automatically upon system reboot.

If necessary, you can stop the License Server from the Services Management Console or by entering the following command from a command prompt:

LICRMTD stop

All consolidated License messages are stored in the LIC98.NET file, created in the ca_lic directory by default.

Note: We recommend that you set the License Server daemon to start automatically, once configured.


Configuring the License Client (UNIX/Linux)

The License Client runs on all versions of Windows, UNIX, and Linux Operating Systems.

To configure the License Client, create the LICRMT.CFG file and define the License Servers with which to communicate. Create this file in the ca_lic directory. This file should have either the hostnames or IP addresses of the License Servers on individual lines. If necessary, specify multiple License Servers with which to communicate.

Note: You must recycle the LICRMT daemon when changes are made to the LICRMT.CFG file.

Start the License Client from the Services Management Console or from a Command Prompt using the following command:

LICRMT &

Note: We recommend that you use a script to set the LICRMT daemon to start automatically upon system reboot.

If necessary, stop the License Client from the Services Management Console, or enter the following command from a command prompt:

LICRMT stop

Note: We recommend that you set the License Client daemon to start automatically, once configured.


Changing the Communication Port (UNIX/Linux)

By default, port 9901/TCP is used for communication between the client and the server. If necessary, you can change this setting using the following command.

-p PORT

where PORT is the port number on which you want to run the service.

Alternatively, define the entry LICRMT and/or LICRMTD in the local /etc/services file to assign an explicit port to be used.


Changing License Servers (UNIX/Linux)

By default, LICRMT obtains the license servers from the LICRMT.CFG file. You can change these settings using the following command:

-H SERVER

where SERVER is the hostname or IP address of the license server.


Changing the Communication Port (Windows)

By default, port 9901/TCP is used for communication between the client and the server. If necessary, you can change this setting using the following command.

-p PORT

where PORT is the port number on which you want to run the service.

Alternatively, define the entry LIC98RMT and/or LIC98RMTD in the local /etc/services file to assign an explicit port to be used.


Changing License Servers (Windows)

By default, LIC98RMT obtains the license servers from the LICRMT.CFG file. You can change these settings using the following command:

-H SERVER

where SERVER is the hostname or IP address of the license server.


Command Line Utilities

The Licensing program provides a number of utilities on the Windows and UNIX/Linux platforms that allow you to perform a variety of functions. The following utilities can be accessed from a command prompt on the platforms indicated.

Click each utility for its corresponding description:

Windows	UNIX/Linux
MERGEOLF	MERGEOLF
LIC98LOG	LICLOG
LICRCMD	CAMTYPE
CAMINFO	LICRMT
LIC98RMT	LICRMTD
LIC98RMTD
In addition, the following programs can be run from a command prompt:

CARegit.exe

CALicnse.exe


LICRMT

The License Server setup allows centralized servers to host all licensing messages, making it easy for you to monitor and review licensing messages and allowing you to determine the health of licensed components throughout your enterprise. The License Server is composed of the License Client and the License Server.

The License Clients scan the local LIC98.LOG files for new warnings or violations and forward them to the License Servers. These messages are consolidated in the LIC98.NET file on the designated License Servers and are located in the ca_lic directory. The LIC98.NET file is encrypted and can only be viewed with the LICLOG utility.

LICRMT installs the Licence Client on your machine to forward licensing messages to a new log file in single location. The License Client is installed by the LIC98 package, but is not configured nor enabled by default. Alternatively, it can be optionally installed with the following command from a command prompt:

LICRMT –install

Note: By default, the license files are located in the /ca_lic directory on UNIX and Linux.

Platform

UNIX/Linux


LIC98RMT

The License Server setup allows centralized servers to host all licensing messages, making it easy for you to monitor and review licensing messages and allowing you to determine the health of licensed components throughout your enterprise. The License Server is composed of the License Client and the License Server.

The License Clients scan the local LIC98.LOG files for new warnings or violations and forward them to the License Servers. These messages are consolidated in the LIC98.NET file on the designated License Servers and are located in the ca_lic directory. The LIC98.NET file is encrypted and can only be viewed with the LIC98LOG utility.

LIC98RMT is a service that installs the Licence Client on your machine to forward licensing messages to a new log file in single location. The License Client is installed by the LIC98 package, but is not configured nor enabled by default. Alternatively, it can be optionally installed with the following command from a command prompt:

LIC98RMT –install

Note: The license files are located in the Windows directory (by default, X:\Windows or X:\WINNT).

To uninstall the License Client on Windows, enter the following command at a command prompt.

LIC98RMT –remove

Platform

Windows


LIC98RMTD

The License Server setup allows centralized servers to host all licensing messages. This program makes it easy for you to monitor and review licensing messages, allowing you to determine the health of licensed components throughout your enterprise. The License Server is composed of the License Client and the License Server.

The License Clients scan the local LIC98.LOG files for new warnings or violations and forward them to the License Servers. These messages are consolidated in the LIC98.NET file on the designated License Servers and are located in the ca_lic directory. The LIC98.NET file is encrypted and can only be viewed with the LIC98LOG utility.

LIC98RMTD is a service to install the License Server on your machine, to forward messages to a new log file, specified in the instructions for those services. It allows you to forward all licensing messages to a single location.

Run LIC98RMTD on designated License Server machines. You need not run LIC98RMT to install the Licence Client locally on the License Server unless you want to consolidate local license messages into the LIC98.NET file on the License Server. If you do not run LIC98RMT locally on the License Server, license messages are logged in the LIC98.LOG file.

The License Server is installed by the LIC98 package, but is not configured nor enabled by default. Alternatively, it can be optionally installed with the following command from a command prompt:

LIC98RMTD –install

Note: The license files are located in the Windows directory (by default, X:\Windows or X:\WINNT).

To uninstall the License Server on Windows, enter the following command at a command prompt.

LIC98RMTD –remove

Platform

Windows


LICRMTD

The License Server setup allows centralized servers to host all licensing messages. This program makes it easy for you to monitor and review licensing messages, allowing you to determine the health of licensed components throughout your enterprise. The License Server is composed of the License Client and the License Server.

The License Clients scan the local LIC98.LOG files for new warnings or violations and forward them to the License Servers. These messages are consolidated in the LIC98.NET file on the designated License Servers and are located in the ca_lic directory. The LIC98.NET file is encrypted and can only be viewed with the LICLOG utility.

LICRMTD installs the License Server on your machine, to forward messages to a new log file, specified in the instructions for those services. It allow you to forward all licensing messages to a single location.

Run LICRMTD on designated License Server machines. You need not run LICRMT to install the Licence Client locally on the License Server unless you want to consolidate local license messages into the LIC98.NET file on the License Server. If you do not run LICRMT locally on the License Server, license messages are logged in the LIC98.LOG file.

The License Server is installed by the LIC98 package, but is not configured nor enabled by default. Alternatively, it can be optionally installed with the following command from a command prompt:

LICRMTD –install

Note: By default, the license files are located in the /ca_lic directory on UNIX and Linux.

Platform

UNIX/Linux


CAMINFO

This utility allows you to determine the Machine ID (MAC Address or Volume Serial Number) and Machine Type. Use this utility to gather machine-specific information to assist you in licensing your product.

Usage

CAMINFO

Example

CAMINFO

Output generated by this utility appears in a dialog.

Platform

Windows


CAMTYPE

This utility allows you to determine the Machine ID (MAC Address or Volume Serial Number) and Machine Type. Use this utility to gather machine-specific information to assist you in licensing your product.

Usage

CAMTYPE

Example

CAMTYPE

Platform

UNIX/Linux


LIC98LOG

This utility performs simple reporting on the contents of the LIC98.NET file. It can display a summary of the software installed within an enterprise or it can compile records into a CSV file format for import into a more sophisticated analysis tool.

You can use this utility to check the status of licenses in your enterprise, or to help you troubleshoot licensing problems.

Platform

Windows

Usage

LIC98LOG –c -l –r –s file

Where:

-c	Skips the line by line details and prints a summary of in-use components

-l	Reports local information (LIC98.LOG). The default is to report networked information (LIC98.NET).

-r	Requests output in “raw” CSV file format

-s	Skips the line by line details and prints a summary of where software is found

file	The name of the log file to be listed. The default is LIC98.NET.

Example

LIC98LOG –c –l /ca_lic/lic98.net

By default, output generated by this utility is displayed in the console. You can specify that the output is to be generated in CSV file format for import into another, more sophisticated analysis tool.


LICLOG

This program performs simple reporting on the contents of the LIC98.NET file. By default, output generated by this utility is displayed in the console. The LICLOG utility can display a summary of the software installed within an enterprise or it can generate records in CSV file format for import into a more sophisticated analysis tool.

Platform

UNIX/Linux

Usage

LICLOG –c -l –r –s file

Where:

-c	Skips the line by line details and prints a summary of in-use components

-l	Reports local information (LIC98.NET). The default is to report networked information (LIC98.NET).

-r	Requests output in “raw” CSV file format

-s	Skips the line by line details and prints a summary of where software is found

file	The name of the log file to be listed. The default is  LIC98.NET.

Example

LICLOG –c –l /ca_lic/lic98.net


LICRCMD

This program allows you to save a machine’s system information (Hostname, MAC Address, Hard Drive Volume Serial Number, Machine Type and Class) to a license remote file (*.lrm).

Platform

Windows

Usage:

LICRCMD –f filename –p path

Where:

-f	The filename of the LicenseIT remote file. Default: machine_name.lrm

-p	The path/location where the LicenseIT remote file will be saved. The default path/location is the current working directory from which LICRCMD was executed

Example:

LICRCMD –f machine1 –p d:\LicenseIT\Remote Files


MERGEOLF

This utility allows you to display messages about the status in the console and generates the output in a file you specify. Use this utility if you are installing a new license on a machine for which you have existing licenses, to allow you to merge multiple license files into one.

Platform

Windows, UNIX/Linux

Usage

MERGEOLF –n new_olf -c current_olf -o output_olf -b backup_olf -d

where:

-n:	The name of the new OLF file to merge

-c:	The name of the current OLF file to merge. By default, ca.olf

-o:	The name of the new OLF file to create. By default, ca.olf

-b:	The name of the backup of the current OLF file. By default, ca.bak

-d:	Enables debugging (mergeolf.log)

Example

MERGEOLF –n ca.nol –c c:\ca_lic\ca.olf –o c:\ca_lic\ca.olf –b c:\ca_lic\ca.old


CARegit.exe

Run this program from a command prompt to register the product you are installing. You can use this program to invoke the Registration dialog if the product you are installing does not have a Graphical User Interface.

Alternatively, if the product you are registering has a GUI, click the Register button in the product’s Help/About dialog to access the Registration dialog.


CALicnse.exe

Run this program from a command prompt to license the product you are installing. You can use this program to invoke the License Verification dialog if the product you are installing does not have a Graphical User Interface.

Alternatively, if the product you are licensing has a Graphical User Interface, click the License button in the product’s Help/About dialog to access the License Verification dialog.


LIC98.NET

This file, created by LICRMTD, contains consolidated product usage and license information across the network from each License Client (LICRMT) configured to send messages to this server. This file is maintained in an encrypted format and is not directly readable by the end user. To interpret the information in this file, you must use the LIC98LOG utility.


LICRMT.CFG

This configuration file specifies the hosts to which LICRMT will log license information. If this file cannot be found, or if LICRMT is unable to communicate with any of the hosts in this file, it uses IP broadcasts to attempt to find an alternate LICRMTD. The format of the file is:

HOSTNAME or IP

Note: The LICRMT.CFG file can accept a HOSTNAME or an IP address or any combination of the two. Each entry should be on a separate line followed by a carriage return at the end of each entry.


LICRMT.PID

This single line file contains the process ID of the LICRMT program while it is running, allowing scripts to check whether the LICRMT program is installed and running on a particular system.  This file is only created on UNIX/LINUX systems and is located in the ca_lic directory. The format of the file is:

PID


LICRMTD.PID

This single line file contains the process ID of the LICRMTD program while it is running, allowing scripts to check whether the LICRMTD program is installed and running on a particular system. This file is only created on UNIX/LINUX systems and is located in the ca_lic directory. The format of the file is:

PID


Qualified Component/Qualified Upgrade

An existing product, or component of a product, that can be upgraded to a newer version of that product or component.


LIC98.LOG

This file, created by LICRMT, contains local product usage and license information from the License Client (LICRMT). This file is maintained in an encrypted format and is not directly readable by the end user. To interpret the information in this file, you must use the LIC98LOG utility.