Updated: May 29, 2023 |
If you have a named user license that must be deployed to another user, you must deactivate the corresponding product on your workstation. The license administrator can then deploy the license to the other user. Likewise, if you need to change workstations (for instance, you are upgrading to a new machine), you must, on the old machine, deactivate any product covered by a named user license. You can then reactivate the product on the new machine.
To deactivate a product on your workstation that has a named user license:
The deactivation disables product features and removes your entitlement to use the product on that workstation.
If you have installed components of a product collection across multiple machines, you must explicitly deactivate the component residing on each machine. Otherwise, the product collection will remain activated.
Suppose, for example, that you have a product collection consisting of QNX SDP 7.0 and QNX SDP 7.1. If you installed the 7.0 product version on one machine and the 7.1 product version on a different machine, you need to deactivate each version on the machine where it is installed.
This requirement applies only to collections governed by a named user license. See Access multiple versions of a product for more information on product collections.
If for some reason deactivation from myQNX doesn't work, your administrator will need to submit a deactivation request through the myQNX License Manager. See Deactivate products governed by a named user license for details.
If you are deactivating the product so your license administrator can deploy the license to another user, your job is done.
If, however, you need to transfer the license to your other workstation, follow these steps: