HP Instant Capacity release notes for Version 10.x (5900-1258, October 2010)
Table Of Contents
- HP Instant Capacity release notes for Version 10.x
- Table of Contents
- About this Guide
- 1 Instant Capacity 10.x release notes
- 2 Major Changes, New Features, and Requirements of Instant Capacity Version 10.x
- Program Requirements
- Summary of New Features and Changes
- Changes in Version 10.02 from Version 10.01 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 10.01 from Version 10.00 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 10.00 from Version 9.03 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 9.03 from Version 9.02 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 9.02 from Version 9.01 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 9.01 from Version 9.0 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 9.0 from Version 8.03.01 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 8.03.01 from Version 8.03 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 8.03 from Version 8.02.01 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 8.02.01 from Version 8.02 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 8.02 from Version 8.01.01 (HP-UX)
- Changes in Version 8.1 (OpenVMS)
- Known Problems
- Software Requirements
- Usage Rights Requirement
- GiCAP Requirements

Usage Rights Requirement
A system managed under the Instant Capacity program can include one or more components
(core, cell, or memory) that are without usage rights. Before you can use these components, you
must obtain additional usage rights. Usage rights can either be purchased from HP, or, if the
system is a member of a GiCAP group, borrowed temporarily from another member of the group,
as described in the HP Instant Capacity user’s guide for Version 10.x.
Purchase of usage rights from HP is managed through the use of RTU codewords. Contact your
HP sales representative in order to purchase component-specific usage rights. After such a
purchase, HP sends you a letter informing you how to retrieve the RTU codeword from the HP
Utility Pricing Solutions website:
http://www.hp.com/go/icap/portal
After the RTU codeword is retrieved from the Utility Pricing Solutions portal, the RTU codeword
is applied to your server by the use of the icapmodify -C command. When the codeword is
applied, component-specific usage rights on the system are increased, allowing you to activate
one or more additional components.
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