DataPower

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

If on VMWare check virtual platform information

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

The corresponding CLI command is:

idg# top;config;show virtual
Global mode

          Edition: nonproduction 
       Hypervisor: VMware Virtual Platform 
Virtual CPU count: 8 
           Memory: 15.385 GB
             UUID: ***
         Platform: vmware 
               OS:  
        CPU cores: 8 
        CPU limit:  

If on VMWare check virtual platform information

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

Thanks Pan Chan,

Your advice was very useful for identifying the type of OVF file deployed in VM.

The corresponding CLI command is:

idg# top;config;show virtual
Global mode

          Edition: nonproduction 
       Hypervisor: VMware Virtual Platform 
Virtual CPU count: 8 
           Memory: 15.385 GB
             UUID: ***
         Platform: vmware 
               OS:  
        CPU cores: 8 
        CPU limit:  

If on VMWare check virtual platform information

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

And for those that use the UI :-) 

Regards,
Steve

Thanks Pan Chan,

Your advice was very useful for identifying the type of OVF file deployed in VM.

The corresponding CLI command is:

idg# top;config;show virtual
Global mode

          Edition: nonproduction 
       Hypervisor: VMware Virtual Platform 
Virtual CPU count: 8 
           Memory: 15.385 GB
             UUID: ***
         Platform: vmware 
               OS:  
        CPU cores: 8 
        CPU limit:  

If on VMWare check virtual platform information

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

And for those that use the UI :-) 

Regards,
Steve

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Steve Linn
Senior Consulting I/T Specialist
IBM

Original Message:
Sent: Wed May 29, 2024 04:35 AM
From: Avinash Mohan Vundale
Subject: How do I identify if I am using licence are using Prod terms or NonProd terms.

Thanks Pan Chan,

Your advice was very useful for identifying the type of OVF file deployed in VM.

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Avinash Mohan Vundale

Original Message:
Sent: Tue May 28, 2024 08:05 AM
From: PAN CHAN
Subject: How do I identify if I am using licence are using Prod terms or NonProd terms.

The corresponding CLI command is:

idg# top;config;show virtual
Global mode

          Edition: nonproduction 
       Hypervisor: VMware Virtual Platform 
Virtual CPU count: 8 
           Memory: 15.385 GB
             UUID: ***
         Platform: vmware 
               OS:  
        CPU cores: 8 
        CPU limit:  

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PAN CHAN

Original Message:
Sent: Mon May 27, 2024 07:41 AM
From: Jeroen Willems
Subject: How do I identify if I am using licence are using Prod terms or NonProd terms.

If on VMWare check virtual platform information

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Jeroen Willems
Integration Architect - Managing Partner
Integration Designers

Original Message:
Sent: Fri May 24, 2024 10:44 AM
From: Avinash Mohan Vundale
Subject: How do I identify if I am using licence are using Prod terms or NonProd terms.

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

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Thanks & Regards
Avinash Mohan Vundale
avmohan1@in.ibm.com
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If on VMWare check virtual platform information

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash

Thanks Jeroen
that was useful and very helpful.

But my other question is what and hwo will we identify the difference in Production and non Production version of DP virtual appliances.

Regards
Avinash

If on VMWare check virtual platform information

Hi ALl,

I wanted to checkand understand what is the difference between PROD and NonPROD Licence that we procure from IBM.

 Does DataPower have any defintions that define what a PROD device should look like and what a nonPROD device look like.

When I look at a running VM, how do I tell which variation it is was built from.

Regards
Avinash