Setting up licenses on Windows
Before you use HCL DevOps Test Integrations and APIs (Test Integrations and APIs),
you must set up and apply the licenses by using a license server.
You can apply the licenses for the product by using any of the following methods that
is based on your network set up:
After you have set up the licenses, you might want to change the location of the system cache that stores the license information temporarily or if you want to add the logging details for the licensing issues that you can use to troubleshoot such issues. See Troubleshooting licensing issues.
Setting up licenses by using the Cloud License Server
You can set up licenses for Test Integrations and APIs by using the HCL Cloud
License Server, if the computers on which you install the product can access the
internet.
Before you begin
- Purchased the licenses.
- Configured the URL of a HCL Cloud License Server with the appropriate entitlements.
- Been issued the Server ID of the HCL Cloud License Server.
Procedure
- Press Windows + Break to open the System Properties window.
- Select the Advanced tab, and then click Environment variables.
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Click New under System variables and add the
following environment variables:
Environment variable Value HCL_DT_LICENSING_URL URL of the licensing server. You get this URL when you activate your deployment in the My HCLSoftware Portal. For example, https://my.hcllicenserver.com. HCL_DT_LICENSING_ID Your server ID or deployment ID. Note: If you have set up the environment variables for previous versions of the products, you can continue to use those variables too.
Results
What to do next
- Learn how to troubleshoot licensing issues, see Troubleshooting licensing issues.
- Configure HCL DevOps Test Integrations and APIs (Test Integrations and APIs). See Configuration of DevOps Test Integrations and APIs.
Setting up licenses by using a Local License Server
When you install the product on computers which cannot access the internet and are behind a firewall, you must set up a Local License Server.
Before you begin
- Purchased the licenses.
- Installed the Local License Server.
- Configured the Local License Server with the appropriate entitlements. For more information about installing and configuring the Local License Server, see My HCLSoftware Licensing.
- Created a self-signed certificate, if you want to use the HTTPS method to check out the licenses from the Local License Server.
Procedure
Perform the following steps:
Results
What to do next
- Learn how to troubleshoot licensing issues, see Troubleshooting licensing issues.
- Configure HCL DevOps Test Integrations and APIs (Test Integrations and APIs). See Configuration of DevOps Test Integrations and APIs.
Setting up licenses by using a proxy License Server
Before you begin
- Purchased the licenses.
Procedure
- Press Windows + Break to open the System Properties window.
- Select the Advanced tab, and then click Environment variables.
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Click New under System variables and add the
following environment variables:
Environment variable Value Description HCL_DT_LICENSING_PROXY_URL http://<ProxyServer Host name The value points to the hostname of the proxy license server that you want to use. HCL_DT_LICENSING_PROXY_PORT ProxyServer Port number The value points to the port number of the proxy license server that you want to use. HCL_DT_LICENSING_PROXY_USER ProxyServer user name The value points to the user configured to use the proxy license server. HCL_DT_LICENSING_PROXY_PASS ProxyServer password The value points to the password for the user configured to use the proxy license server. Note: If you have set up the environment variables for previous versions of the products, you can continue to use those variables too.
Results
What to do next
- Learn how to troubleshoot licensing issues, see Troubleshooting licensing issues.
- Configure HCL DevOps Test Integrations and APIs (Test Integrations and APIs). See Configuration of DevOps Test Integrations and APIs.