Applying a V2C File
For new licenses, or upgrades to major releases of Browzwear software, there are two parts to setting up your license:
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Retrieving current license information (a C2V file) from the HASP key
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Applying a V2C file to the HASP key
This topic explains how to apply the V2C file. For information about retrieving a C2V file, refer to Retrieving a C2V File.
Using the Correct Procedure
Ensure you use the correct procedure as shown in the following table.
Dongle | Version | Procedure to Use |
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Local |
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Note: You may also use the Standard Procedure. |
Network |
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To update a HASP key by applying a V2C file:
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Once you’ve received an email with the updated license file (V2C), download and save the file on your computer.
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Plug the HASP key into your computer.
Ensure only one HASP key is plugged in at a time. -
On your taskbar (Windows) or menu bar (Mac), click . The Browzwear Connect pane is displayed.
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In the Dongle License section, click .
A menu is displayed.
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Click Apply V2C. A file explorer window is displayed.
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Navigate to the location of the V2C file and select it.
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Click Open. The V2C file is applied and the license information is updated.
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Continue steps 1-7 for other HASP keys, remembering to only have one key plugged in at a time.
To update a HASP key by applying a V2C file:
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Once you’ve received an email with the updated license file (V2C), download and save the file on your computer.
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Plug the HASP key into your computer.
Ensure only one HASP key is plugged in at a time. -
Open your internet browser and go to http://localhost:1947/_int_/ACC_help_index.html. The Sentinel Admin Control Center page is displayed.
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On the Options menu, click Update/Attach.
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Click Choose File. A file explorer window is displayed.
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Navigate to the location of the V2C file and select it.
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Click Open. The Sentinel Admin Control Center page is displayed.
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Click Apply File. A message confirming Your update was applied successfully is displayed.
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Repeat steps 1-8 for other HASP keys, remembering to only have one key plugged in at a time.
The following image shows the process in action.
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