Sap Netweaver License Keygen

Like in SAP ABAP or Java based system the Hardware key is decided based on the server which run the message server/service, to know the hardware key we can find it from SLICENSE tcode from SAP or we can execute the command with sap admin user $>saplicense -get Something similar we expect from HANA Database system, but so far there is no way we can get the HANA hardware key from any command at OS level. There are two methods known, in both cases the Database should be in open state, means either we or Hana Studio can connect to the database.

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When working with SAP software, various types of keys may be needed such as license keys to activate the product, migration keys, developer and object (SSCR) keys, plus your own namespaces to modify it. You need to install a valid license to start using the SAP Connectors. When installing the. The license key and control number, or; The Lef.txt file. The installed.

We can check the Hardware Key from HANA Studio as follows: Right click the HANA system -> Properties -> License. Other method is by using SQL Console and execute any of the following SQL command: SELECT * FROM M_LICENSE SELECT HARDWARE_KEY, PRODUCT_NAME FROM M_LICENSE Now the question is “Why can’t we determine the Hardware Key with a single command at OS?” To answer this, lets first find out the scenario when HANA Database Hardware Key changes even in the case when there is no change in hardware and hostname with same configuration: • Re-installation • Restore or Recovery • Rename These all event will change hardware key.

For new installation or re-installation a new landscape ID will be generated. During recovery the landscape id of the installation (from the nameserver.ini) will be written into the data volumes (persistency) of the nameserver (topology.ini) this is new! In SAP we have seen that Hardware Key is mostly govern by some form of command output of uname or MAC address of Network Card etc, in other word it is mostly hardware intensive, except Windows uses a hardware key that does NOT depend on the hardware. With the old SAP NetWeaver approach there was an extra work in case of HA (High Availability) configuration, we need to install more than one SAP license based on different failover location of message server, though the hostname remains the same hardware key changes. In HANA if you have a standby Node or distributed Node the Hardware Key is stored in global directory, which is common for all (worker, standby) node. This approach gives our answer; SAP is now generating single Hardware Key for one system; one SID – one Hardware Key – one License Key! Regardless of the SID consisting more than one host/server in form of Worker Node/Standby Node/Primary Node/Secondary Node/Tertiary Node so login at OS level of one server cannot tell us the overall Hardware Key for a Hana system.

You can view the encrypted hardware key information at this location /usr/sap//SYS/ global/hdb/custom/config/nameserver.ini The first line under [landscape] is the Hardware Key information. For example, [landscape] id = xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx As this is not the exact key we see through HANA Studio, I am guessing it is encrypted and most probably merged with further information like SID etc. This convinces us that for worker and standby we don’t have to worry about applying different license for individual server. But here is the best part.

If you have replication setup, even with 3 level of replication. The global directory will be different for replication server. If we compare the hardware key ID in nameserver.ini it will be same!!! When the replication is setup the process modifies the file nameserver.ini and includes an extra line for idsr. This extra line you will not notice on Primary server file.

Here is the screenshot where replication is setup with Primary and its Standby to Secondary with its Standby Fig. Jeep z6 ip68 instrukciya 1. [Primary server and its Standby Node] Fig. [Secondary server and its Standby Node] Next time if you break the replication between Primary and Secondary server. And check the Hardware Key and License Key on both server through HANA Studio you will find same Hardware Key with same license. If for some reason the ID will change in nameserver.ini after disabling the replication.