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How to Apply the License File (license.cfg) for Universal Content Server Products (Doc ID 1490160.1)

Last updated on JANUARY 05, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle WebCenter Content - Version 5.0 to 7.5.2 [Release Stellent]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Details

This article provides a license.cfg file and information on how to apply the license to Universal Content Server (UCM) products.

With the installation of the Universal Content Server product a demonstration license is installed. The demonstration license allows a limited number of check-ins. Full operation of the Universal Content Server, and use with add-on products, requires the application of a full license or the installations of the appropriate patchset <Patch 6314542> for 7.5.2 or <Patch 6314547> for 7.5.1.

Note: Universal Content Server versions 10.1.3.3.0 and greater do not require this procedure for license activation.

The Content Server registration procedure described in the installation guide is no longer required. Instead of using the Register Online procedure, the procedure described in this article is used to install a Content Server license.

Actions

Select one of the following methods to apply the license.

Method 1: Manual registration using a browser

1. Start the Content Server

2. Connect to the Content Server web site using a browser and login with a user account that has administration privileges.

3. Click on the Registration link in the Administration menu.

4. Click on the Register Manually button.

5. Enter the values from the license.cfg file for Feature Code and Signature:

Feature Code: M200102
Signature: ACEP 99XK 6K6C G9DP

NOTE: With this set of feature code and signature the serial number is blank. This is intentionally left blank and this license key will function using just the Feature Code and Signature through January 2, 2020.

6. Click the Update button.

Method 2: Copy the license file to the file system directory

1. Download the attached file: ucm_license_bundle.zip

2. Extract the content to a location of your choice. You will have the following files:

readme.htm
license.cfg

a. Locate the configuration directory for the Universal Content Server instance, for example:

c:\<install_dir\idcm1\config

b. Move the existing license.cfg file to another name as backup.

c. Copy the new license.cfg file into the directory, for example:

c:\<install_dir>\idcm1\config\license.cfg

3. Restart the Content Server.

4. Test that the license was successfully installed by confirming you can conduct a search using the Content Server and do not receive an error.

Method 3: Install Recommend Patches for Content Server 7.5.1 and Content Server 7.5.2

1. Download <Patch 6314547>.

2. Read the readme.htm that comes with the patch for important information and installation instructions.

3. Install the component bundle on the content server.

4. Restart content server.

The 751Update component which is part of the patch, disables the license check for the content server, thereby nullifying the need for a valid license in order to have a working content server.

Note: If you have multiple instances of Content Server, you will need to apply a license for each instance of Content Server. This same procedure is to be used when licensing clustered environments.

How to Check what License is Installed

1. Launch a browser and log-on to the Content Server with as a user with admin rights.

2. From the Content Server home page, click Administration and then Registration.

3. Examine the settings shown for Serial Number, Feature Code, and Signature.

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In this Document
Details
Actions
 Method 1: Manual registration using a browser
 Method 2: Copy the license file to the file system directory
 Method 3: Install Recommend Patches for Content Server 7.5.1 and Content Server 7.5.2
 How to Check what License is Installed
Contacts
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