Software Distributor Administration Guide HP-UX 11i v1, 11i v2, and 11i v3 HP Part Number: 762797-001 Published: March 2014 Edition: 1
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Contents HP secure development lifecycle....................................................................12 About This Document ..................................................................................13 Intended Audience..................................................................................................................13 HP-UX 11i Release Names and Release Identifiers.......................................................................13 Typographic Conventions..................
Using Help... ...............................................................................................................34 Product Information... ....................................................................................................34 XToolkit Options and Changing Display Fonts .......................................................................34 Working from the Command Line.............................................................................................
Listing Software by Levels...............................................................................................68 Specifying Product Level ...........................................................................................68 Specifying Subproduct Level ......................................................................................69 Specifying Fileset Level .............................................................................................69 Specifying Files Level ........
Listing the Contents of a Depot (swlist -d) ............................................................................100 Source Depot Auditing.....................................................................................................100 Verifying a Depot (swverify -d) ..........................................................................................101 Removing Software from Depots.........................................................................................
Adding a Target Group....................................................................................................120 Setting Up Remote Operations...............................................................................................121 Remote Operations Tutorial....................................................................................................121 Tutorial Set-Up.................................................................................................................
ACL Permissions ..............................................................................................................152 Object Protection ............................................................................................................152 Host System ACLs .......................................................................................................153 Root ACLs .................................................................................................................
PSF Value Types .........................................................................................................172 Product Specification File Semantics...............................................................................175 Vendor-Defined Attributes........................................................................................175 Distribution (Depot) Specification..............................................................................175 Vendor Specification...............
SW_PATH .................................................................................................................209 SW_ROOT_DIRECTORY ..............................................................................................209 SW_SESSION_OPTIONS.............................................................................................209 SW_SOFTWARE_SPEC................................................................................................
A Command Options.................................................................................227 Changing Command Options................................................................................................227 Options Listed Alphabetically.................................................................................................228 B Troubleshooting......................................................................................253 Error Logging ..................................
HP secure development lifecycle Starting with HP-UX 11i v3 March 2013 update release, HP secure development lifecycle provides the ability to authenticate HP-UX software. Software delivered through this release has been digitally signed using HP's private key. You can now verify the authenticity of the software before installing the products, delivered through this release. To verify the software signatures in signed depot, the following products must be installed on your system: • B.11.31.
About This Document This guide describes using Software Distributor (SD) to deliver, manage and maintain HP-UX operating systems and layered software applications. This guide is written for experienced HP-UX system administrators who are responsible for setting up and maintaining HP-UX servers and workstations.
audit(5) An HP-UX manpage. audit is the name and 5 is the section in the HP-UX Reference. On the web and on the Instant Information CD, it may be a hot link to the manpage itself. From the HP-UX command line, enter “man audit” or “man 5 audit” to view the manpage. See man(1). Book Title The title of a book. On the web and on the Instant Information CD, it may be a hot link to the book itself. Emphasis Text that is emphasized. Emphasis Text that is strongly emphasized.
• Software Distributor Administration Guide for HP-UX 11i v1, 11i v2, and 11i v3; September 2008, 5992-4826 • Software Distributor Administration Guide for HP-UX 11i v1, 11i v2, and 11i v3; December 2007, 5992–2146 • Software Distributor Administration Guide for HP-UX 11i v1, 11i v2: June 2006, B2355-90979 • Software Distributor Administration Guide for HP-UX 11i v2: September 2003, B2355-90789 • Software Distributor Administration Guide for HP-UX 11i v1.
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1 Introduction to Software Distributor This chapter contains overview information and explains important concepts that will help you use the Software Distributor (SD-UX) commands most effectively. Table 2 Chapter Topics Topics: “SD-UX Overview” (page 17) “SD-UX Concepts” (page 19) “Using the GUI and TUI Commands” (page 23) “Working from the Command Line” (page 34) SD-UX Overview Software Distributor for HP-UX (SD-UX) provides you with a powerful set of tools for centralized HP-UX software management.
Table 3 SD Commands Command & Manpage Description/Features More Information swinstall(1M) • Installs or updates software • “Installation with swinstall” (page 40) • Optional GUI swlist(1M) • Lists installed software or software in depots or on media • Optional GUI swcopy(1M) • Copies software from one depot to another • “Listing Your Software (swlist)” (page 61) • “Listing Registered Depots” (page 99) • “Copying Software Depots” (page 84) • Optional GUI • Removes installed software or software in
Table 3 SD Commands (continued) Command & Manpage Description/Features More Information install-sd(1M) • Re-installs SD-UX from media • Appendix C (page 262) swagentd(1M) • Daemon for SD-UX commands • See manpage • Must be scheduled before a system is available as a destination for SD-UX commands The sd, swinstall, swcopy, swlist, and swremove commands each have an optional Graphical User Interface (GUI) with windows and pull-down menus.
In general, the term target refers to either a host (specifically, the host’s file system) or a depot that resides on a host. The term source refers to a depot from which software is being installed or copied (sometimes referred to as a source depot). For example, a basic install operation with the swinstall command involves installing software from a source depot to a target location on the host itself.
Filesets Filesets include all the files and control scripts that make up a product. Filesets can only be part of a single product but they can be included in several different HP-UX bundles or subproducts. Like products, different versions of a fileset may be defined for different platforms and OSs. Filesets are the lowest level of object managed by SD-UX.
Request Requests an interactive response from the user as part of the installation or configuration process. (Executed by swask, swconfig, and swinstall.) Unconfigure Undoes configurations performed by configure scripts. (Executed by swconfig and swremove.) Unpostinstall Undoes operations performed by a postinstall script in case swinstall must initiate recovery during the installation process. (Executed by swinstall.
• Be in the proper software state (the dependency must be configured if the software dependent on it is to be installed and configured, installed if software dependent on it is to be installed but not configured, or available if the software dependent on it is to be copied) • Be free of errors (for example, no incompatibility errors). If you select software that has a dependency and more than one available object resolves that dependency, SD-UX automatically selects the latest compatible version.
Figure 3 The Terminal User Interface (TUI) NOTE: All examples for GUI commands in this manual also apply to the TUI. Starting the GUI/TUI Commands To start the GUI or TUI for swinstall, swcopy, or swremove, enter: /usr/sbin/swinstall —or— /usr/sbin/swcopy —or— /usr/sbin/swremove TIP: Put /usr/sbin in your PATH to avoid typing the /usr/sbin prefix. The TUI starts by default if you have not set the DISPLAY variable.
Figure 4 GUI Window Components Menu bar Provides pull-down menus for File, View, Options, Actions, and Help. Each choice has additional submenus for more activities. Items in the menus may or may not appear, depending on whether selections are highlighted or not. Some actions may also be grayed out to show they are not available for a specific item. Message area Provides messages and system information.
Flags (Yes, Partial or blank) show whether items in the list have been marked for an activity (see the Marked? column). (For the TUI, mark items by pressing Space when the cursor is on the item and then press the m key. Unmark items with the u key.) Preselecting Host Files The defaults.hosts file contains lists of hosts that are used by the GUI/TUI programs. This lets you use preselected choices for source and target systems. These lists are stored in the $HOME/ .swdefaults.hosts or /var/adm/defaults.
GUI Session Files Each invocation of one of the GUI commands defines a session. All session information—including the options used to invoke the command, source specifications, software selections, and target hosts—are automatically saved. This lets you re-execute the command even if the session ends before proper completion. (See “Session Files” (page 39).) You can save session information into a file at any time by selecting the Save Session or Save Session As choice from the File menu.
Set the column width by placing the cursor in the appropriate text field in the Width column, then entering the width (number of characters). Use an asterisk (*) to size the column automatically. • To apply the changes made to the object list, select Apply. The list is updated to reflect any changes made, and the Column Editor dialog remains open. • To apply the changes and close the editor, select OK. • To return to the original default values, select System Defaults.
• Select Cancel to ignore any changes made and close the Filter dialog. • To save the changes made for the next invocation of the application, choose View→Save View as Default. Sort... The View→Sort... choice displays the Sort dialog (Figure 8: “Sort Dialog”,), which lets you specify a sort method for the object list. All viewable object attributes are listed. For each attribute, you can specify the type of sort desired.
Figure 9 Options Dialog NOTE: Use caution when changing option values. They allow useful flexibility but can produce harmful results if changed to an inappropriate value. Use the online help and consult Appendix A (page 227) to understand fully each option before you change it. Performing Actions—The Actions Menu Each Action menu in the GUI/TUI programs has a series of actions for that command. These actions vary according to which command you invoke.
product by double clicking on the object or by selecting Actions ->Open Item. The object list then shows a listing of the subproducts for that product. If you want to open the subproduct, double click on it and its filesets are displayed. (In the TUI, move the cursor to the item you want to open and click Return.) When the product is opened, all of its subproducts (and filesets that are not part of a subproduct) are shown in the list. At the product level, only products are listed together.
Change Source The Change Source... menu choice opens the Specify Source dialog (Figure 11: “Specify Source Dialog”,), which lets you change the source for the software to be used. Figure 11 Specify Source Dialog 1. (Optional) To specify another host system, type a source host name, or: a. Click on the Source Host Name button. The system displays a dialog that lists all host system names contained in the defaults.hosts file ($HOME/.sw/defaults.hosts or /var/adm/sw/defaults.hosts). b.
Figure 13 Shared Root Paths Dialog Getting Help—The Help Menu All the GUI and TUI programs have an on-line help system. Each screen, dialog, or menu choice has associated help instructions that explain the activity. Figure 14 Typical On-Line Help Screen To get “context-sensitive” help for individual menu choices, fields, options, or buttons on the various windows and menus, place the cursor on an item and press the F1 key on your keyboard (Ctrl-F in the TUI). This displays specific help for that item.
Overview... This menu item provides information about the currently active SD-UX screen. This includes a list of the tasks you can do in that screen and a short description of the different areas of the screen and links to related topics. Keyboard... This menu item brings up help on how to use the keyboard to control the application, covering topics such as selection, menu bar activation and traversal, dialog box traversal, etc. Using Help...
The command line is most effective for: • Quickly executing simple commands • Executing tasks that take a long time to accomplish • Creating commands for later execution by scripts A typical command line might look like this: Figure 15 Sample Command The example shows that you have several ways to specify SD-UX behavior including command-line options (such as -f and -s), input files (mysoft and /mnt/cd), and target selections.
The version component has the form: [,r revision][,a arch] [,v vendor][,c category][,q=qualifier][,l=location] [,fr revision][,fa arch] where: • Fully qualified software specifications include the r=, a=, and v= version components, even if they contain empty strings. For installed software, l= is also required. • All version components are repeatable within a single specification (e.g. r>=A.12, r
Target Selections Target selections follow software and source depot selections. If no target selection is named, the target on which the operation will be performed is assumed to be the root (/) directory on your local host. So, you do not have to use the @ sign and [host][:][/directory] designation (described below) if you are operating on the local host or default depot directory. Syntax The target_selections syntax is identical for all SD-UX commands that require it: @ [host][:][/directory] | [.
3. 4. Options read from a session file affect only that session. Options changed on the command line by the -X option_file or the -xoption=value arguments override the system-wide and personal options files but affect only that invocation of the command. For system-wide policy setting, use the /var/adm/sw/defaults files. Keep in mind, however, that users may override these options with their own $HOME/.swdefaults file, session files, or command line changes. The template file /usr/lib/sw/sys.
Session Files Before any SD-UX task starts, the system automatically saves the current command options, source information, software selections, target selections, etc., into a session file. You can then re-use this session information at a later time, even if the command fails. Session information is saved in the $HOME/.sw/sessions/ directory as command.last in which command is the name of the command. Each time you save a session file, it overwrites the previously stored one.
2 Installing Software This chapter discusses how to use the swinstall, swconfig, and swverify commands to install, configure, and verify software. • swinstall installs software from a depot and performs automatic configuration of software. • swconfig lets you configure, unconfigure, or reconfigure previously installed software. • swverify lets you check that software was installed correctly and run scripts to perform additional verification tasks or fix specific problems.
(See Chapter 11: “Using Control Scripts ” (page 201)) • Software can be installed to alternate root directories. Installing with the GUI Overview This section provides an overview of the swinstall GUI. • In general, all information presented in “Installing from the Command Line” (page 46) also applies to the swinstall GUI. • This section also refers to additional information about standard GUI elements, discussed in “Using the GUI and TUI Commands” (page 23).
Figure 16 Specify Source Dialog 1. (Optional) To specify another host system, type a source host name, or: a. Click on the Source Host Name button. The system displays a dialog that lists all host system names contained in the defaults.hosts file ($HOME/.sw/defaults.hosts or /var/adm/sw/defaults.hosts). b. Choose a host name from the list. c. Click OK. The host name appears in the appropriate box in the Specify Source dialog. 2. (Optional) To specify the path to the depot, type a new path, or: a.
1. Select software from the object list: a. Highlight an item b. Select Actions→Mark For Install — or — Right-click to display the pop-up, then select Mark For Install The Marked? flag in the object list changes to Yes to match your selection. (The flag Partial may appear if you select only a component of a software object or if such components are automatically selected due to dependencies.
Figure 18 Analysis Dialog The following actions are available: • Product Summary gives additional information about the product or bundle and provides a Product Description button that displays information about additional information about dependencies, copyright, vendor, etc. • Logfile presents a scrollable view of detailed install information written to the logfile.
Figure 19 Disk Space Analysis Window When Analysis completes, the status for any host displays as either Ready or Excluded from task. If any of the selected software can be installed onto the host, the status shows Ready. If none of the selected software can be installed onto the host, the status shows Excluded from task. The following list summarizes the status results. You can find details about most problems by clicking the Logfile button. Ready There were no errors or warnings during analysis.
Step V: Installation In this step, SD-UX proceeds with the actual installation. After you click OK in the Analysis window, SD-UX starts installation and displays the Install Window, which shows status information. Figure 20 Install Window These action buttons are available: • Done returns you to the Software Selection Window. You can then begin another install or exit the GUI (File→Exit).
-i Run the command in interactive mode by invoking the GUI or TUI. See “Installing with the GUI” (page 41). -p Preview the install task (perform analysis only). -r Operate on an alternate root directories. See “Installing to an Alternate Root ” (page 51). -v Turn on verbose output to stdout and display all activity to the screen. -c catalog Store a copy of a response file or other files created by a request script in catalog. See “Requesting User Responses (swask)” (page 221).
Table 7 swinstall Command Options and Default Values • admin_directory=/var/adm/sw • max_targets=25 • agent_auto_exit=true • mount_all_filesystems=true • agent_timeout_minutes=10000 • os_name • allow_downdate=false • os_release • allow_incompatible=false • patch_filter=software_specification • allow_multiple_versions=false • patch_match_target=false • allow_split_patches=false • patch_save_files=true • ask=false • polling_interval=2 • autoreboot=false • preview=false • autorecover_product=
swinstall -p -s softsource -f softlist \ @ myhost:/mydirectory The @ myhost:/mydirectory is optional if you are installing to your local host and default directory (root). NOTE: If you do not specify a source, swinstall uses the local host’s default depot directory, /var/spool/sw.
Installing Software That Requires a System Reboot Software packaged with the is_reboot attribute set to true requires the host to be rebooted after the software is installed. However, when installing to alternate root file systems, the host will not be rebooted. If a local installation entails a reboot, the system reboots the target and the controller, so there is no process left to report success or failure. (SD-UX does not automatically reconnect to the target after a reboot.
Installing Multiple Versions Your installation may commonly having multiple versions of a software product installed at various hosts on the network. Multiple installed version let you: • Back out defective versions (by removing the new version and reconfiguring the old version, if necessary) • Let users migrate to newer software versions at their own pace You can decide whether to allow multiple versions by controlling the allow_multiple_versions command option.
Table 8 Product Compatibility (continued) Product attribute Product value (Pattern to match) Target Root attribute os_release ?.11.* B.11.11 uname -r os_version * C uname -v If allow_incompatible=false (the default), swinstall restricts the installation of incompatible software and automatically filters the products on the source. The Software Selection window shows only those products compatible with the hardware and OS of all target systems.
• The swinstall and swremove commands do not automatically run configuration scripts when you specify an alternate root directory with these commands. You must run swconfig to configure or unconfigure alternate roots. • Automatic configuration can also be postponed on software installed to the root directory, / (for example, when multiple versions are installed), by using the defer_configure command option with swinstall or swremove.
3. 4. Check state of versions currently installed: • If the product is non-existent or corrupt, the task issues an error that says the product cannot be configured and to use swinstall to install and configure this product. • If the versions currently installed are not configured and if the -u (unconfigure) option is set, the system issues a note that the selected file or fileset is already unconfigured.
Using swconfig Syntax swconfig [-p] [-u] [-v] [-c catalog] [-C session_file] [-f software_file] [-Q date] [-S session_file] [-t target_file] [-x option=value] [-X option_file] [software_selections] [@ target_selections] Options and Operands -p Preview a configuration task by running it through the Analysis Phase and then exiting. -u Unconfigure the software instead of configuring it. -v Turn on verbose output to stdout and display all activity to the screen.
Table 9 swconfig Command Options and Default Values (continued) • autoremove_job=false • reconfigure=false • autoselect_dependencies=true • reuse_short_job_numbers=true • autoselect_dependents=true • rpc_binding_info=ncacn_ip_tcp:[2121] ncadg_ip_udp:[2121] • autoselect_minimum_dependencies=false • compress_index=false • controller_source= • enforce_dependencies=true • enforce_scripts=true • enforce_selections=false • installed_software_catalog=products • job_title= • rpc_timeout=5 • run_as_superuser=
Verifying Your Installation (swverify) The swverify command verifies depot, installed, or configured software products on the specified host. Features and Limitations • Determines whether installed or configured software is compatible with the host on which that software is installed. • Makes sure that all dependencies (prerequisites, corequisites) are being met (for installed software) or can be met (for copied software).
3. 4. 5. Check for correct states in the filesets (installed, configured or available). For installed software, swverify also checks for multiple versions that are controlled by the allow_multiple_versions option: • If allow_multiple_versions is false, an error is produced that multiple versions of the product exist and the option is disabled. • If allow_multiple_versions is true, a warning is issued saying that multiple versions exist. Check dependencies.
-v Turn on verbose output to stdout and display all activity to the screen. Lets you see the results of the command as it executes. -C session_file Run the command and save the current option and operand values to session_file for re-use in another session. See “Session Files” (page 39). -F Run a fix script. See “Fix Scripts” (page 214). -f software_file Read a list of software selections from a separate file instead of (or in addition to) the command line. See “Software Files” (page 36).
Table 10 swverify Command Options and Default Values (continued) • enforce_dependencies=true • verbose=1 • enforce_selections=false • verify_signatures=false • fix=false • verify_signatures_only=false For More Information See Appendix A (page 227) for more information about setting options and a complete listing and description of each option. Verification Tasks and Examples To verify an installed fileset mysoft.myfileset located on the default depot at myhosts, type: swverify -d mysoft.
3 Managing Installed Software This chapter presents an overview of managing non-depot software after you have installed it.
Figure 21 The swlist Browser • Bundles and products are the default top-level display. • To open an item on the list, double-click on the item. • Double-clicking on a file displays the file attributes. Searching and Moving Through the List The following features help you search and move through the list: • To search the current list, select File→Search... • To display a pop-up menu of viewing options for an item, right-click on the item.
Performing Actions Use the Actions menu to open and close items on the display, show logfile information, and show software descriptions: • Open Item opens an item. (Same as double-clicking on the item.) • Close Level closes the current level. (Same as double-clicking on ..(go up). • Change Target opens a dialog box that lets you enter a path to select an alternate root (for swlist -i) or alternate depot (for swlist -i -d). • Show Logfile displays the system logfile.
-l level List all software objects down to the specified level: depot, bundle, product, subproduct, fileset or file. (See the section “Listing Software by Levels” (page 68) for more information on levels.) You can use only one level designation per command. You cannot use software names, subproduct names, etc. to specify levels. This option does not apply if you use the -c option.
Changing Command Options You can change the behavior of this command by specifying additional command-line options when you invoke the command (using the -xoption) or by reading predefined values from a file. The following table shows the defaults and options that apply to swlist.
In the following examples, swlist requests are sent to the standard output. All examples assume the one_liner= default is “revision size title” and the level= default is “product.” • To list the contents of the local tape depot, /dev/rmt/0m, type: swlist -d @ /dev/rmt/0m — or — swlist -s /dev/rmt/0m This produces the following output AUDIT 3.5 COMMANDS 1.7 C-LANG 2.5 NETWORKING 2.1 KERNEL 1.4 VUE 1.3 WINDOWS 2.
Using Options to Change List Appearance You can control the appearance and content of your lists by changing list default values in the options files. Instead of repeatedly specifying the software levels and attributes each time you invoke swlist, you can use: level This option pre-determines what level to list: product, subproduct, fileset or file.
You can also change the one_liner default value to {revision size title} in the defaults file. Then a listing of the C-LANG products on host2 would be as follows: swlist C-LANG @ host2 C-LANG.C-COMPILE 8.0 C-LANG.C-LIBS 8.0 C-LANG.C-MAN 8.0 1346 2356 1976 C Compiler Components Runtime Libraries Programming Reference Listing Patches You can use swlist to list software patches and their status.
For example, if you wanted to see all the products installed on your local host, your command would be: swlist -l product and the listing would look like this: NETWORKING SAM OPENVIEW PRODUCT A SOFTWARE Z PRODUCT B . . . Note that the product names are uncommented because that was the level you requested to display and there are no levels above.
NETWORKING.ARPA_INC:/usr/include/arpa/tftp.h NETWORKING.ARPA_INC:/usr/include/protocols/rwhod.h . . . # NETWORKING.ARPA_RUN NETWORKING.ARPA_RUN:/etc/freeze NETWORKING.ARPA_RUN:/etc/ftpd NETWORKING.ARPA_RUN:/etc/gated NETWORKING.ARPA_RUN:/etc/named . . . # NETWORKING.ARPA_MAN NETWORKING.ARPA_MAN:/usr/man/man8/ftpd NETWORKING.ARPA_MAN:/usr/man/man8/gated Note that the commented lines represent the requested level (NETWORKING.ARPA) plus one level up (fileset) from the specified file level (NETWORKING.
If the -v option is used with the -l option, the cases are: • To display all attributes for a bundle, use swlist -v -l bundle. • To display all attributes for a product, use swlist -v -l product. • To display all attributes for products and subproducts, use swlist -v -l subproduct. • To display all attributes for products, subproducts and filesets, use swlist -v -l fileset. • To display all attributes for products, subproducts, filesets and files, use swlist -v -l file.
revision title size state corequisite is_kernel file path type mode owner group uid gid mtime size file path type mode owner group uid gid mtime size ... 1.2 ARPA run_time commands 556 configured NETWORKING.LANLINK true etc/freeze /etc/freeze f 0755 bin bin 2 2 721589735 24 etc/ftpd /etc/ftpd file 0555 bin bin 2 2 721589793 9 This command: swlist -v NETWORKING.ARPA-RUN produces the following listing: # NETWORKING.ARPA fileset tag ARPA-RUN instance_id 1 revision 1.
• Change attribute values for any existing object. • Define attributes for new objects that you add. The equivalent IPD files for a depot are called catalog files. When a depot is created or modified using swcopy, catalog files are built (by default in /var/spool/sw/catalog) that describe the depot and its contents.
-r Perform modifications on an alternate root instead of the primary root. Your target_selection must be an alternate root. -u If no -a attribute options are specified, then delete the specified software_selections from within your target_selection. This action deletes the definitions of the software objects from the depot catalog or Installed Products Database. If -a attribute options are specified, then delete them from within the given target_selection. -v Turns on verbose output to stdout.
software_selections from the software defined in the given (or default) target_selection. The product specification file (PSF) for swmodify uses the same swpackage PSF format as defined in “Creating a Product Specification File (PSF) ” (page 167). -S session_file Run the command based on values saved from a previous installation session, as defined in session_file. See “Session Files” (page 39). -x option=value Sets a command option to value and overrides default values or a values in options files.
For More Information See Appendix A (page 227) for complete descriptions of each default. swmodify Tasks and Examples Here are some examples of how you can use swmodify to change catalog files or IPDs: Adding Information to the IPD To add descriptions of files /tmp/a, /tmp/b, and /tmp/c to an existing fileset: swmodify -x files=/tmp/a /tmp/b /tmp/c PRODUCT.FILESET If a control script adds new files to the installed file system, the script can use swmodify to make a record of the new files.
Postremove Performs additional remove operations (such as restoring "rollback" files) immediately after a fileset or product has been removed. For more information, see Chapter 11: “Using Control Scripts ” (page 201). • swremove does not perform automatic unconfiguration when you remove software from alternate roots. Using the swremove GUI This section provides an overview of the swremove GUI.
Figure 22 swremove Software Selection Window 1. Select software from the object list: a. Highlight an item b. Select Actions→Mark For Remove — or — Right-click to display the pop-up, then select Mark For Remove The Marked? flag in the object list changes to Yes to match your selection. (The flag Partial may appear if you select only some component of a software object.) 2. 3.
Figure 23 Remove Analysis dialog After analysis, if any of the selected software can be removed, the status indicates Ready or Ready with Warnings. If none of the selected software can be removed, the status indicates Excluded from task. The Products Scheduled column shows the number of products ready for removal out of all products selected.
These action buttons are available: • Done returns you to the Software Selection Window. You can then begin another removal or exit the GUI (File→Exit). • Product Summary display removal and product information (name, revision, removal results, removal summary). • Logfile displays the logfile.
-S session_file Run the command based on values saved from a previous removal session, as defined in session_file. See “Session Files” (page 39). -t target_file Read a list of target selections from a separate file instead of (or in addition to) the command line. See “Target Files” (page 37). -x option=value Sets a command option to value and overrides default values or a values in options files. See “Changing Command Options” (page 81).
To preview the remove of the C and Pascal products installed at the local host: swremove -p cc pascal To remove a particular version of HP Omniback: swremove Omniback,l=/opt/Omniback_v2.0 To remove the entire contents of a local depot: swremove -d * @ /var/spool/sw Removing Bundles Removing a bundle does not always remove all filesets in that bundle. Because of SD-UX’s dependency management features, a fileset that is required by another bundle will not be removed.
4 Managing Software Depots SD-UX uses software that is packaged and stored in a registered depot. This chapter discusses copying, listing, registering, removing, and verifying depot software.
Network depots offers these advantages over installing directly from media: • Several users can pull software down to their systems (over the network) without having to transport media to each user. • Installation from a network server is faster than from media. • You can combine different software products from multiple media or network servers into a single depot. Types of Depots A depot usually exists as a directory location.
swcopy Features and Limitations • swcopy does not perform compatibility checking. • swcopy does not run control scripts. • swcopy does not perform kernel building or rebooting, although it does perform other pre-install and postinstall checks, such as disk space analysis and requisite selection. • When you create or modify a depot with swcopy, SD-UX automatically creates catalog files that describe the depot. These are stored in the IPD.
Figure 25 Select Target Depot Path Dialog 1. Enter a target path: • Type a new target path in the text box. — or — • 2. Click the Target Depot Path... button. The Depot Paths dialog appears, listing registered depots on the host. a. Click on a depot in the list. b. Click OK. The Target Depot Path dialog disappears. The depot you selected is now displayed in the Select Target Depot Path dialog. Click OK. The Select Target Depot Path dialog disappears, and the Specify Source dialog is highlighted.
a. b. c. Click on the Source Host Name button. The system displays a dialog that lists all host system names contained in the defaults.hosts file ($HOME/.sw/defaults.hosts or /var/adm/sw/defaults.hosts). Choose a host name from the list. Click OK. The host name appears in the appropriate box in the Specify Source dialog. 2. (Optional) To specify the path to the depot, type a new path, or: a. Click on the Source Depot Path button to display a list of registered depots on the source host. b.
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
3. • Add New Codeword lets you add a new codeword to unlock protected software. Up to 62 codewords can be entered during a single session using this option. (This option is available only when SD-UX detects that the source contains protected software.) • Show Description of Software (available only for a single item highlighted in the object list) displays more information on the selected software. • Change Target...
