Installing the Portal on a Linux Server > Task 9: Installing the License Key File (Linux)
  
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Task 9: Installing the License Key File (Linux)
1. Receive the License File
APTARE recommends deleting all prior Portal license key files from the system before you install the new license key, as this new license key replaces all other license keys.
Save the new license file on your Portal server and then complete all of the following steps.
2. Ensure that the Oracle Processes are Running
Log in as root on your StorageConsole Database server (the Database and Portal servers are usually the same physical server).
/opt/aptare/bin/oracle start
3. Run the Installation Script
Log in as root on your StorageConsole Portal server.
Run the installation script:
/opt/aptare/utils/installLicense.sh
When prompted for the name of the license file, enter the complete path to the license key file you saved on your server. Overwrite an existing license if you are prompted to do so.
Sample:
Enter the name of the license file you wish to install [portal.license] : /opt/aptare/mycompany.license
Verifying license...
Copying license...
Copying license...
License installed
SystemConfig. File Name is /opt/aptare/portalconf/portal.properties
DbPool.initilised().Entering. 25 2
GenericPool.setMaxObjectCount(). Entering 0 0 25 GenericPool.initializePool(). Entering 0 0 25
New JDBC connection pool established
DbHandle.init(). Initialized the DbPool.
4. Restart the Portal Services
Logged in as root, restart the services:
/opt/aptare/bin/aptare restart
 
Stopping LDAP Service......................OK
Starting Oracle Database...................OK
Starting Oracle Listener...................OK
Starting Portal Service....................OK
Starting Agent Service.....................OK
Starting Apache Web Service ...............OK
Starting LDAP Service......................OK
Note: If there are problems starting the Agent or Portal services, verify that the user “tomcat” has been set up with the appropriate .profile (or equivalent) for their shell. To verify, as user root execute “su – tomcat –c set”. The output should include values for environment variables “APTARE_HOME” and “JAVA_HOME”. If these are not set, you may need to copy the contents of the file .profile or .bashrc to the appropriate login script for the configured shell for the tomcat user.
The install process is complete.
You can now log in to the Portal (http://aptareportal.yourdomain.com) using the userid and password you assigned in the beginning of this process.