Installing Sentinel RMS License Manager and Sentinel System Driver
For Windows
Sentinel rms license manager 8.5.1 in Description NetHASP License Manager The HASP License Manager is an independent application that serves as a link between the HASP hardware lock and the protected GTX application. The FARO Sentinel License Manager Service (HASPlms) is a component of the Sentinel HASP driver. This service uses port 1947 to authenticate your FARO product license key. To use your FARO software, this service must be running properly. If another service is running on port 1947, FARO software cannot successfully run the license manager service.
The installation program at: <installdir>RedistributableLicenseManager will install both the Sentinel RMS License Manager and Sentinel System Driver on Windows systems. The installer detects whether the operating system is Windows 32 or 64-bit and installs appropriate version of the Sentinel System Driver accordingly.
Given below are various methods to perform installation.
Method 1 - Wizard-based Installation
This is a wizard-based graphical installer that does full step-by-step installation. Since it involves user-interaction, most of your customers will be able to run it on their own.
Method 2 - Quiet Installation
Either during your application's installation or afterward, you can call the setup.exe in quiet mode. The installation is run without any noticeable user interaction. This method is very similar to the first method, except that you call setup.exe yourself, to run without displaying messages (quiet mode).
Files Required
The following files are required, totaling about 8 MB:
>Sentinel RMS License Manager <version>.msi
>Data1.cab
>Setup.exe
The command-line switches are as follows:
>Use the following option to install both the License Manager and Sentinel System Driver from command-line:
msiexec /quiet INSTALLLEVEL=101 /i 'Sentinel RMS License Manager <version>.msi'
>Use the following option to install only the License Manager from command-line:
msiexec /quiet /i 'Sentinel RMS License Manager <version>.msi”
Method 3 - Calling the MSI
With your application's Windows Installer-based installation program, you can easily call the License Manager MSI file. It is a supported custom action built into Windows Installer. The trick is to allow the installer to find the files it needs to install. The Sentinel RMS License Manager installer is written using InstallShield for Windows Installer and has all its files placed in the archive data1.cab. After you add a custom action to call this MSI file from your installer, all the components will be installed quietly right along with your application in a seamless manner.
NOTENote that you must have Windows Installer 2.0 (or later) installed on the target machine.
Files Required
The following files are required, totaling about 4 MB:
>Sentinel RMS License Manager <version>.msi
>Data1.cab
NOTEIt is possible that if you use InstallShield for Windows Installer you also have a .cab file corresponding to your application. In this case, the two files need to be merged together—as they need to reside in one directory. Otherwise, just include the Sentinel RMS License Manager MSI file and.cab file in the same directory as your own MSI.
For UNIX
Sentinel Rms License Manager 8.5.1 Download
>The Sentinel System Driver on UNIX is known as Sentinel UNIX Driver (SUD)—its installer is provided in your RMS SDK installation. The installation instructions are provided in the release notes corresponding to your UNIX platform. You can ship this installer to your customers if the supported hardware key needs to be accessed.
Sentinel Rms License Manager 8.5.1
>For installing the Sentinel RMS License Manager, you can share the License Manager executable (lserv) available in the /redistributable/licenseManager directory.