Does the clock for the built-in 30 day temp server license start ticking
as soon as you start up NW? Will it check the install date and go from
there, or will it start with the time it was first launched? What about
the snode server?
I recently installed 7.5 server software on a new Linux machine and the
7.5 snode software on a new Linux snode, but I've purposely not started
the daemons yet because I want to make the most use of our 30 day time
window as possible before permanently transferring our old licenses from
our older server. As a result, I don't want to start it up until I have
enough free time to test it; otherwise, I'm wasting the clock. Now, I'm
busy with some other things and won't have time to play around with it
for another week. I hope it's not going to go based on the install date
because then I've already been wasting the clock!
I'd rather not have to do this, but I assume you could uninstall it and
re-install to start the clock over, right?
Also, I have to install NMC, but can I do this without starting up NW first?
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