Updating the device map to point to an IBM License Key Server
The IBM License Key Server that is used to distribute Rational® Tokens must be available through TCP/IP. It is likely that your installation already has such a server configured. Installation materials and documentation for the server are available on separate e-images that are included with the ZD&T offering.
When you are using Rational Tokens, an instance of
ZD&T must be
able to locate the specific IBM License Key Server
you intend to use with that instance. The port and location of the server is specified either in the
Linux® environment variable that is named
RDTSERVER or in the device map. If both are specified, the device map setting is
used. To enable Rational Tokens in the device map, add
the rdtserver statement to the [system] stanza. For example, to
have ZD&T
retrieve Rational Tokens from port 27000
on a server at address sampsrvr.yournetwork.com, add the following line to your
[system] stanza in the device
map:rdtserver 27000@sampsrvr.yournetwork.comTo have ZD&T retrieve Rational Tokens from port 27000 on
a server at address sampsrvr.yournetwork.com, you
can export the RDTSERVER environment variable in
your .bashrc script. For example, if you run ZD&T with ID
ibmsys1, you would edit /home/ibmsys1/.bashrc,
and add the line:
export RDTSERVER=27000@sampsrvr.yournetwork.com