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I have FT licenses (GUI Only), but all I'm trying to do is run a GUI only test from ALM. It immediately complains about needing a full UFT license? This used to work with UFT 12.53. It runs fine directly from UFT. What's the deal?
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Our users keep receiving this error...sometimes a reboot helps, sometimes not: A valid HP Service Test license could not be found. Not sure what's going on here.
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Somehow I've lost the original license key .dat files and wanted to back them up in case I need to do a clean install later on or just have them in case of a disaster. How can I get this from Autopass?
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Hi, We were wondering if the license was specifically tied to an instance of ALM/QC? We are planning spome back up of our production server (it is a BVM) and we were wondering if when we brought up the archive, would any possible changes in the VM, such as DNS naming, IP addressing, or MAC addressin...
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Hello, We are getting ready to embark upon an upgrade. I have read that new license versions are needed when upgrading, is this true? HomerJ
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We have an instance were we are attempting to do some disaster recovery testing and need to install UFT on a system that will allow multiple user sessions to run tests against one of our applications in the test environment. We would need to have commuter licenses checked out for each of the test ma...
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We are currently on HP QC 11 patch 13 and want to upgrade to HP ALM 12.21 but want to test before we move all the Projects to HP ALM. So my question is , Is it possible that we can have two URLs one has certain projects which we upgrade to ALM 12.21 and other which is still on ALM 11?
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asked 9 years ago by jumphopper
updated 9 years ago by bubblehead712
Could you tell me How does the license manager know whether is qtp or uft making the request for a license???
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asked 9 years ago by neena
updated 9 years ago by bubblehead712
If a user sets up an automated test to run at a certain scheduled time (ex. during lunch break or after hours) and there are no licenses available, is there any retry logic built in to try the test again a certain number of times or is it immediate failure if no license is available the first time t...