Installation Instructions for Network (Red) Driverless USB Key

https://www.skm.com/download/HASPUserSetup.exe

· Attach the hardware key to the server. (You may attach the hardware key to a workstation instead of the server, but you must keep that workstation turned on anytime another workstation wants to use PTW. Since users typically turn off their workstations when they leave work, we recommend that you put the hardware key on the server, since servers usually remain on at all times. Whichever you choose, though, remember that the computer with the hardware key must be turned on and the NetHASP License Manager must be broadcasting for PTW to run.)

· Open a browser and go to http://localhost:1947/_int_/devices.html (You should see your hardware key listed under the Sentinel Keys section of the Sentinel Admin Control Center).

Part 2: Getting the software to see the hardware key

Installing PTW on the workstation:
1. Downloading the Installation File for PTW
Go to https://www.my-skm.com/ or https://skm.com/ and click on the My SKM box on the top right. Log in using your my-skm credentials. If you don't have an account, email sales@skm.com and send in a request to add your account to your license. In the email, make sure to state your license / serial number. Do not create an account by yourself as your license will not be tied to the account and you won't be able to access the downloads.

If your workstations will run PTW using a shortcut to the shared server or computer, you only need to perform the following steps on that machine.
If your workstations will have PTW installed to locally, you need to repeat these steps on each workstation which has PTW installed.

1. Download and run HASPUserSetup.exe from here: 
2. Go to the C:\PTW32\BIN folder and rename look for the NETHASP.INI file. Rename the file to  from "nethasp.ini" to "nethasp_.ini" (Add an underscore in the filename.) 

3. Go to the C:\PTW32\LIB folder and look for NETHASPIP_.INI and rename the file from "nethaspip_.ini" to "nethaspip.ini" (Delete the underscore in the filename.)

4. Double-click the NETHASPIP.INI file and open it with Notepad. In the first line, after the "IP," input the IP address of the server "xxx.xxx.xx.xx" where the x refers to the server IP address
Example: 

5. Save the NETHASPIP.INI file and close it.

6. Start PTW will run on the workstation. When prompted, select Network Hardware Key and the licensed modules that you have purchased.

7. If PTW does not run, you will need to conduct an aggressive search in the Sentinel Admin Control Center:

With HaspUserSetup.exe installed, open a web browser and go to http://localhost:1947 Click on Configuration > Access to Remote License Managers.

Enter the server IP address and click on Submit.

Wait 1 minute and check to see if a key with Vendor ID 45805 is populated under the Sentinel Keys tab. Once you can see the key, start PTW. When prompted, select Network Hardware Key and the licensed modules that you have purchased.

Part 3 (Optional): Admin Control Center, User List, Logging
Monitoring the Hardware Key & Users 

On the server where the key is attached, open a web browser and go to http://localhost:1947.

Click on Sentinel Keys on the left side panel. From here, you will be able to view available study modules and any users connected to the licenses, which you click on Sessions.



The following table contains the program number along with the corresponding study module.



Workstation users can also access the License Manager by going to http://localhost:1947 (provided that HASPUserSetup.exe was installed on their workstation). Make sure “Allow Remote Access to ACC” is checked on the server.



Logging
Click on Configuration on the left-hand side. Check the boxes to enable “Write an Access Log File”, “Include Local Requests”, “Include Remote Requests”.


Log files are stored in C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Aladdin Shared\HASP\log



What if I Want to Use the Network Key Temporarily as a Local Key?

Occasionally you might want to use the network key locally—for example, if you have a laptop computer and want to take the network key home. You can install PTW on the computer as you normally would, but once PTW is installed you will need to install the standalone driver for the hardware key.

1. To install the driver, you can run C:\PTW32\bin\HASPUserSetup.exe with Full Administrative Rights
NOTE: HASPUserSetup.exe can also be located on our website (http://www.skm.com/downloads.html)



2. Configure C:\PTW32\lib\nethaspip.ini. Refer to Part 2 above for step-by-step instructions. Use 127.0.0.1 as the IP address of your local machine. Otherwise, use your Computer Host Name as the server address.



3. Start PTW32 and when prompted, select "Network Hardware Key".



Note:

• Windows Remote Desktop is not supported. Accessing a HASP key over RDP will not work because RDP is a terminal session. A server will allow multiple terminal sessions. Because the key cannot detect how many sessions are in progress, the key will be disabled for security purposes. Otherwise, users can log into unlimited sessions and use PTW on each session, defeating the security.