27 Mar
2016
27 Mar
'16
7:40 a.m.
On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 10:33 AM, william degnan <billdegnan at gmail.com>
wrote:
One other thing to add, when I wrote down the info from the license
originally I made a little note on a scrap of paper, with the values I saw
at a point before I deleted the key originally
MULTINET
TGV
1
A-10-098-116512 (authorization?)
G (?)
H (?)
AA-10098-116512 (product token?)
I am not sure what the Hardware_ID is or if I need it, you're asked a bunch
of questions when you install the PAK.
b
I guess by "get the checksum of VMS", you mean find the checksum that was
used
to validate your current VMS license. It is possible to do this (I
outlined
how to do it in an email to you a week or two ago) but this is not what
you
want to do.
To get a MULTINET hobbyist license, you first need to get a VMS hobbyist
license from HP. It is the checksum you get when you receive the VMS
license
that you use to apply for the MULTINET hobbyist license.
Understood. thanks. I also see that I need all of the correct parameters
to generate the correct checksum or the software will not work correctly,
if I now understand correctly. I can't just stick in any old checksum, the
program that installes the PAK asks questions like issuer, producer,
availability, etc.
b
--