Applying and managing passwords from the main menu
You can apply and manage product passwords at any time from the Installation System Main Menu. To access the Product Authorization Utility, select Maintain Product Passwords on the Installation System Main Menu.
This topic contains the following sections:
To start the online Product Authorization utility
Use the following procedure to start the Product Authorization utility from the Installation System Main Menu.
On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
Installation System Main MenuBMIPMENU BMC Software Installation System V4.02.00 - Main Menu Command ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select one of the following actions: __ 1. Resume Active Project 2. Manage Projects 3. Apply SMP/E Maintenance 4. Maintain Product Passwords 5. Set Site Wide Default Values 6. Check for Installation System Update 7. Information on new features in this release Active Project: MARYTEST - testing for doc JCL Library: ROHMKC.ROHMKC.V3120.JCL CICS, DB2, IBM, IMS and MVS are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both.On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2The Product Authorization Primary Menu is displayed.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___Important
If you are processing a new password for an existing CPU, this panel is the only one that you use. Additional panels to add, delete, replace, or modify a CPU are displayed only if the password that you enter on this panel provides authorization to perform those functions.
The following table describes the options on the Product Authorization Primary Menu:
Option
Description
Process password
Processes a password that BMC provides to you
Use this option to complete these tasks:
- Process a password on an existing processor
- Add, delete, replace, modify, or reset authorization for a specific processor
Display product authorization
Lists the processors that are authorized to use the product
The list also displays the date and time that the authorization was last modified (and by whom) and the trial or temporary expiration date.
Display current processor information
Displays information about the current processor, including the serial number, the model number, the version code (submodel), and the number of available processors
Help about
Displays version, copyright, and licensing information about the Product Authorization utility
Exit
Exits the Product Authorization utility and returns to the previous menu or panel
To process a permanent password for an existing processor
Use this procedure to permanently authorizes an existing processor (a CPU that is already listed in your product authorization tables) to run the selected product.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information:
In the Options field, type 1, (Process password).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
In the Authorization password field, type your permanent password.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - Press Enter.
A pop-up message explains that the product authorization table was updated successfully.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To add authorization for a new processor
Use this procedure to add a new processor to your product authorization table. Ensure that you have received a new ADD password from BMC.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information and press Enter:
In the Options field, type 1, (Process password).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
In the Authorization password field, type your ADD password.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - On the ADD Authorization for a Processor panel, specify the following information:
- In the New serial number field, type the serial number of the processor for which you are adding authorization.
- In the New model number field, type the model number of the processor for which you are adding authorization.
SECEPADD ADD Authorization for a Processor Command ===> _________________________________________________________________ Supply information for all input fields. Then press Enter. Authorization password . . : X04 UH9 KNG JKE New serial number . . . 10293 New model number . . . 9672 (for example, 9021, 9121, 3090) F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F12=Cancel - Press Enter.
A pop-up message on the Product Authorization Primary Menu explains that the product authorization table was updated successfully.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To delete authorization for a processor
Use this procedure to remove a processor from your product authorization table. Ensure that you have received a new DELETE password from BMC.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information and press Enter:
In the Options field, type 1, (Process password).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
In the Authorization password field, type your DELETE password.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - On the DELETE Authorization for a Processor panel, specify the following information:
- In the Old serial number field, type the serial number of the processor for which you are deleting authorization.
- In the Old model number field, type the model number of the processor for which you are deleting authorization.
SECEPDEL DELETE Authorization for a Processor Command ===> _________________________________________________________________ Supply information for all input fields. Then press Enter. Authorization password . . : BFP A=M QG3 =7V Old serial number . . . 10293 Old model number . . . 9672 (for example, 9021, 9121, 3090) F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F12=Cancel - Press Enter.
A pop-up message on the Product Authorization Primary Menu explains that the product authorization table was updated successfully.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To replace authorization for a processor
Use this procedure to replace one processor in the product authorization table with another processor. This replacement allows the new processor to run the associated product in place of the old processor. Ensure that you have received a new REPLACE password from BMC.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information and press Enter:
In the Options field, type 1, (Process password).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
In the Authorization password field, type your REPLACE password.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - On the REPLACE Authorization for a Processor panel, specify the following information:
- In the Old serial number field, type the serial number of the processor to be replaced.
- In the Old model number field, type the model number of the processor to be replaced.
- In the New serial number field, type the serial number of the processor that will replace the old processor.
- In the New model number field, type the model number of the processor that will replace the old processor.
SECEPREP REPLACE Authorization for a Processor Command ===> _________________________________________________________________ Supply information for all input fields. Then press Enter. Authorization password . . : 4XY YAL AMB 48S Old serial number . . . 10293 Old model number . . . 9672 (for example, 9021, 9121, 3090) New serial number . . . 10293 New model number . . . 9652 (for example, 9021, 9121, 3090) F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F12=Cancel - Press Enter.
A pop-up message on the Product Authorization Primary Menu explains that the product authorization table was updated successfully, replacing the old processor with the new processor.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To modify authorization for an existing processor
Use this procedure to change the properties of a processor in the product authorization table. Ensure that you have received a new MODIFY password from BMC.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information and press Enter:
In the Options field, type 1, (Process password).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
In the Authorization password field, type your MODIFY password.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - On the MODIFY Authorization for an Existing Processor panel, specify the following information:
- In the Serial number field, type the serial number of the processor for which you want to modify the authorization.
- In the Model number field, type the model number of the processor for which you want to modify the authorization.
SECEPUPD MODIFY Authorization for an Existing Processor Command ===> _________________________________________________________________ Supply information for all input fields. Then press Enter. Authorization password . . : X3Y Q67 QQ6 5U1 Serial number . . . 10293 Model number . . . 9672 (for example, 9021, 9121, 3090) F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F12=Cancel - Press Enter.
A pop-up message on the Product Authorization Primary Menu explains that the product authorization table was updated successfully.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To reset authorization for all processors
Use this procedure to reset a global property (one that applies to all CPU IDs) of the authorization table. Ensure that you have received a new RESET password from BMC.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information:
In the Options field, type 1, (Process password).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
In the Authorization password field, type your MODIFY password.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - Press Enter.
A pop-up message explains that the product authorization table was updated successfully.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To process a temporary password
This procedure temporarily authorizes a processor to run the selected product. To process a permanent password, see To process a permanent password for an existing processor.
- Start the Product Authorization utility as instructed in To start the online Product Authorization utility.
- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, type 1 (Process password) and press Tab.
- In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name and press Tab.
- In the Authorization password field, type your temporary password and press Enter.
A pop-up message explains that the product authorization table was built or updated successfully.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To display product authorization
Use this procedure to display the current authorization information for a product.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2- On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, specify the following information:
In the Options field, type 2, (Display product authorization).
In the Password library field, type a fully qualified data set name.
The utility saves the library name in your ISPF profile and uses that name as the default library.
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___ - Press Enter.
The Product Authorization Display panel is displayed.
SECEPTBL Product Authorization Display ROW 1 TO 1 OF 1 Command ===> _________________________________________________________________ Press Enter to continue. Password library . . . . . . . . . . . . : 'HLQ.BMCPSWD' Product code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : DOM Last changed (mm/dd/yy-hh:mm) . . . . . : 11/19/14-10:11 Last changed by . . . . . . . . . . . . : RDHDXJ3 Grace period ends (mm/dd/yyyy) . . . . . : 04/29/2017 Temporary expiration date (mm/dd/yyyy) . : 05/10/2017 Licensed Processors Product Maximum License Serial Model Version Significant Number of Expiration Number Number Code Digits Tier Processors Date 77403 3090 62 4 018 ALL NONE 10309 9021 D5 4 018 ALL 12/2023 ******************************* Bottom of data ******************************** F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F12=CancelThe following table describes the fields on this panel:
Field
Description
Password library
Name of the password library
Product code
Code that BMC assigns to the product
Last changed (mm/dd/yy-hh:mm)
Date and time that the product authorization tables were last modified
The variables are as follows:
- mm represents the month (in the range 01-12).
- dd represents the day (in the range 01-31).
- yy represents the year (in the range 00-99).
- hh represents the hour (in the range 00-23).
- mm represents minutes (in the range 00-59).
Last changed by
User ID or job that requested the modification
Grace period ends (mm/dd/yyyy)
Date when the grace period (if triggered) will end
The variables are as follows:
- mm represents the month (in the range 01-12).
- dd represents the day (in the range 01-31).
- yyyy represents the year (in the range 0001-9999).
Note: This line appears only if the failure mode is phased and the grace period has been triggered. The grace period can be triggered when you run a permanently licensed product on an unlicensed processor. You should apply a RESET password to reset the grace period. For assistance, contact your BMC sales representative.
Temporary expiration date (mm/dd/yyyy)
Date on which you will no longer be allowed to bypass the CPU ID check or the product
The variables are as follows:
- mm represents the month (in the range 01-12)
- dd represents the day (in the range 01-31)
- yyyy represents the year (in the range 0001-9999)
Note: If this expiration date has not yet been reached, you can run this product on any processor. On the date shown, your trial period will end or (if you have licensed the product) you will be able to run the product only on authorized processors.
Licensed Processors
List of properties for each licensed CPU
The Version Code column reflects the hardware representation of the submodel. Significant Digits refers to the number of significant digits for the serial number. The expiration date indicates the month and year through which you are licensed for the specific processor. In most cases, this value is NONE. Most of the remaining processor information is provided for reference in case you need to contact BMC Customer Support.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
To display current processor information
Use this procedure to display the current authorization for a processor. If you experience problems, BMC Customer Support might require this information.
- On the Installation System Main Menu, select Maintain Product Passwords.
On the Product Authorization panel, select a product you want to work with.
BMIPSF1 ----------- Product Authorization --------------------- COMMAND ===> Select product for authorization . . . ___ . Press Enter to continue. 20 BMC AMI Database Administration for Db2 21 BMC AMI Database Performance for Db2 22 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 23 BMC AMI DevOps for DB2 Add On 24 BMC AMI DevOps SQL Assurance for Db2 25 BMC AMI Extended Terminal Assist 26 BMC AMI Large Object Management for Db2 27 BMC AMI Load for Db2 28 BMC AMI Log Analyzer for IMS 29 BMC AMI Log Master for Db2 30 BMC AMI Ops Insight 31 BMC AMI Recover for Db2 32 BMC AMI Recovery for Db2 33 BMC AMI Recovery Manager for Db2 34 BMC AMI Reorg for Db2 35 BMC AMI RECOVER/CHANGE ACCUM(R) for DB2 36 BMC AMI SQL Explorer for Db2 37 BMC AMI SQL Performance for Db2 38 BMC AMI Unload for Db2On the Product Authorization Primary Menu, select 3, (Display current processor information).
SECEPPRI productName Product Authorization Primary Menu COMMAND ===> ________________________________________________________________ Select an option. Type additional information if applicable. Then press Enter. Options _ 1. Process password (Requires password library and password) 2. Display product authorization (Requires password library only) 3. Display current processor information 4. Help about... 5. Exit Additional information Password library . . . . . USER1.SMP.BMCPSWD Authorization password . . ___ ___ ___ ___The Current Processor Information panel is displayed.
SECEPCPU Current Processor Information Command ===> _________________________________________________________________ For the MVS system on which this application is currently executing: Serial number . . . : 10293 Model number . . . : 9672 Version code . . . : 06 Number of available processors . . : 05 Press Enter to continue. F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F9=Swap F12=CancelThis panel displays the CPU serial and model numbers for the processor on which TSO is running. The panel also displays the version code of the processor. The version code is the hardware representation of the submodel (for example, the 942 in ES/9000-942 or 600 for a 3090-600 processor).
Important
Version code X'FF' indicates that MVS is running as a VM guest. Code X'FF' is not the processor version code. To determine the processor version code, run the LIST option of the batch Product Authorization utility from an APF-authorized library. For more information, see Applying and managing passwords with the batch interface.
This panel also displays the number of processors that are online to the current operating system. This information might be relevant to your BMC license agreement.Important
The information that is displayed on this panel might not refer to a computer on which you are licensed to run a BMC product. For example, if you log on to TSO on SYSA but run your BMC product on SYSB, your product authorization entries might refer to SYSB.
- To exit the Product Authorization utility, press F3.
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