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question asked: Jul 14 '14, 10:27 a.m.
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How to upload Client Access License via command line

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Thomas Ehrnhoefer (5●4●5) | asked Jul 14 '14, 10:27 a.m.
I am attempting to provision an RRC (5.0) server via command line, and part of it is uploading a client access license we acquired to use for our test servers.
I haven't found any details about this in the help docs or forums.
What I have found it that one can create users with a certain licenseID (but that license must exist), and how to list licenses (all with repoTools).
However, how a license is uploaded I couldn't figure out. Is there any way to do this unattended?
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Donald Nong commented Jul 20 '14, 11:49 p.m.

It seems that you can manage the license keys only in the web GUI. Any reason you want to do it all from the command line?

Thomas Ehrnhoefer commented Jul 21 '14, 10:04 a.m.

We are working on automated install and provisioning via Chef to stand up our test servers on demand (and ideally it would be one set of scripts to stand up various versions of servers, too). Applying valid client access licenses seems to be a vital part of this though. 

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