Prerequisites   Redeem a Digital Voucher for Data Center Expert     On this page   Generate a new Data Center Expert license Add your Data Center Expert device to mySchneider Software Management Add License to your Data Center Expert device Activate License in Data Center Expert   Generate a new Data Center Expert license       Once you have redeemed a digital voucher for Data Center Expert credits, you can generate a new Data Center Expert license.   In the Digital Vouchers tab of mySchneider Software Management, click Generate New License.   Enter the Quantity. This should be the total number of nodes (devices and surveillance cameras) you want to manage across all of your Data Center Expert appliances, to simplify the renewal process and keep license dates consistent.   Enter the email address to which you want to send the license details. The recipient will get renewal reminders for the license, and have access to it in mySchneider Software Management.   Enter the role of the person to receive the license details.   Click Get New License.   This generates the activation ID for your license. Links to download Data Center Expert software and view the user documentation are provided.   Add your Data Center Expert device to mySchneider Software Management       Add your Data Center Expert device to mySchneider Software Management:   On the Devices tab, click Add New Device.   Select Product Name: EcoStruxure IT Data Center Expert   Provide a descriptive name for your Data Center Expert device.   Select Device Type: Standalone Device.   Enter your Device ID. To locate your Device ID, open the Data Center Expert 9.0+ desktop client. Go to System > Server Administration Settings > License. Copy the Server ID and paste it into in the Device ID field in MySchneider Software Management.   Click Add New Device.   Your Data Center Expert server will now be shown in the Devices list.   Add the license to your Data Center Expert device       Each Data Center Expert device can have only one associated license. In the Devices tab of mySchneider Software Management:   Select the Data Center Expert Device that you want to update, and click Add License.   Find the available license and update the Quantity to add - this should be the total number of nodes (devices and surveillance cameras) you want to manage across all of your Data Center Expert appliances.   Click Add License to complete the association.   The licensed device is displayed in the devices list. Click on the Action menu to select Download Offline License File, and save it to the computer on which your Data Center Expert software is installed.   Activate your Data Center Expert license       To activate your Data Center Expert license:   Open the desktop client of Data Center Expert.   Go to System > Server Administration Settings > License   Click Update License and select the license file you downloaded earlier.   Click OK to successfully update the Data Center Expert License.   

A 1-Year Secure NMC subscription is included with all 1-Phase UPS and PDU products. A Secure NMC subscription can also be purchased for Network Management Card 3 for Smart-UPS (including embedded, pre-installed or stand-alone options), 1-Phase Symmetra, Easy UPS On-Line and 1-Phase rPDU. Access to independently certified IEC 62443-4-2 SL2 NMC3 firmware is available via the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool. Its easy-to-use interface helps to remotely manage your NMC3 firmware updates for 1-Phase UPS and rPDU devices, so you can stay updated and reduce your exposure to attack.   Get Started The Secure NMC System Tool can be downloaded free from www.se.com/secure-nmc. Use the SNS Tool to activate your included subscription and upgrade to IEC certified firmware. A purchased subscription can also be activated via the SNS Tool by entering your license Activation ID.   The SNS Tool is on premise software which supports Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems. For more information, see the Operating System Compatibility Chart.   You can activate your Secure NMC subscription online, when the NMC is on a public-facing internet network, or offline, when the NMC is on an air-gapped private network. Online Activation In the SNS Tool, select the device you want to license. If you want to license more than one NMC in the Device List, you can multi-select the devices in the list using Ctrl + click (Command + click for macOS). Select License Devices and click Check License. If you have a 1-year included subscription or a previously activated subscription, the SNS Tool will retrieve the license details. Click Okay to exit the popup. If your NMC does not have an included subscription or is not already licensed, click Continue and enter the Activation ID from your purchased Secure NMC subscription. Click Confirm and Activate. Offline Activation NOTE: The Secure NMC System Tool will require access to the following domains using port 443 to activate a license: https://schneider-electric.flexnetoperations.com https://dsc-apps-prod.auth.eu-west-1.amazoncognito.com https://www.se.com   Offline Activation on Microsoft Windows To activate a Secure NMC subscription in an offline scenario, the following steps must be performed: Install the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool on your air-gapped network. Launch the SNS Tool as normal and add your NMCs into the Tool. Once all the NMCs have been added, close the Tool. In a command prompt window, navigate to the Tool’s installation directory (“C:\Program Files\Schneider Electric\SecureNMCSystemTool”) containing SecureNMCSystemTool.exe. Run the command SecureNMCSystemTool.exe --exportofflinelicensingfile to export a CSV file of the required information needed to license your NMCs. The additional argument -unlicensed or -u can also be passed in with this command to only export a list of unlicensed devices. This will produce a file called OfflineLicensingDevices.csv in the Tool’s application data directory (“C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Schneider Electric\SecureNMCSystemTool\”) containing a list of MAC Addresses and Serial Numbers of your NMCs. NOTE: See SecureNMCSystemTool.exe -- help for more info on the commands and short options. Move the OfflineLicensingDevices.csv file to a Secure NMC System Tool installation with an outgoing internet connection. Depending on your security policies, you can either directly copy this file over or manually type out the contents of it. Place the file in the application data directory “C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Schneider Electric\SecureNMCSystemTool\” From the Tool’s installation directory, run the command SecureNMCSystemTool.exe --processlicensinglist. This will import the OfflineLicensingDevices.csv file and generate the necessary license files. You may be asked to provide your email address in the console if it has not already been provided in the SNS Tool UI. If your devices are not eligible for the 1-year included subscription, you will be asked to provide the Activation ID of a purchased subscription to proceed. Enter the Activation ID to license your devices when prompted. When this completes, a ZIP file called LicenseFiles.zip will be generated in the application data directory. Take the LicenseFiles.zip file and copy it to your air-gapped Secure NMC System Tool installation, placing it in the application data directory From the Tool’s installation directory, run the command SecureNMCSystemTool.exe --importlicensingfiles. This will import your licensing files to the SNS Tool.  Now you can launch the SNS Tool as normal and proceed with the firmware update process. Offline Activation on Linux To activate a Secure NMC subscription in an offline scenario, the following steps must be performed: Install the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool on your air-gapped network. Launch the SNS Tool as normal and add your NMCs into the Tool. Once all the NMCs have been added, close the Tool, and open a terminal window. Run the command securenmcsystemtool --exportofflinelicensingfile to export a CSV file of the required information needed to license your NMCs. The additional argument -unlicensed or -u can also be passed in with this command to only export a list of unlicensed devices. This will produce a file called OfflineLicensingDevices.csv in the Tool’s application data directory “/home/<user>/.local/share/Schneider Electric/SecureNMCSystemTool/” containing a list of MAC Addresses and Serial Numbers of your NMCs. NOTE: See securenmcsystemtool --help for more info on the commands and short options. Move the OfflineLicensingDevices.csv file to a Secure NMC System Tool installation with an outgoing internet connection. Depending on your security policies, you can either directly copy this file over or manually type out the contents of it. Place the file in the application data directory “/home/<user>/.local/share/Schneider Electric/SecureNMCSystemTool/” Open a terminal and run the command securenmcsystemtool  --processlicensinglist. This will import the OfflineLicensingDevices.csv file and generate the necessary license files. You may be asked to provide your email address in the console if it has not already been provided in the SNS Tool UI.  If your devices are not eligible for the 1-year included subscription, you will be asked to provide the Activation ID of a purchased subscription to proceed. Enter the Activation ID to license your devices when prompted. When this completes, a ZIP file called LicenseFiles.zip will be generated in the application data directory. Take the LicenseFiles.zip file and copy it to your air-gapped Secure NMC System Tool installation, placing it in the application data directory “/home/<user>/.local/share/Schneider Electric/SecureNMCSystemTool/” From a terminal, run the command securenmcsystemtool --importlicensingfiles. This will import your licensing files to the SNS Tool. Now you can launch the SNS Tool as normal and proceed with the firmware update process.   Offline Activation on macOS To activate a Secure NMC subscription in an offline scenario, the following steps must be performed: Install the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool on your air-gapped network. Launch the SNS Tool as normal and add your NMCs into the Tool. Once all the NMCs have been added, close the Tool, and navigate to the Secure NMC System Tool application file (.app). Control+click on the .app file and click Show Package Contents, then navigate to the Contents folder. Control+click on macOS and select New Terminal at Folder. From this terminal, you can run the command ./SecureNMCSystemTool --exportofflinelicensingfile to export a CSV file of the required information needed to license your NMCs. The additional argument -unlicensed or -u can also be passed in with this command to only export a list of unlicensed devices. This will produce a file called OfflineLicensingDevices.csv in the Tool’s application data directory “/Users/<user>/Library/Application Support/Schneider Electric/SecureNMCSystemTool/” containing a list of MAC Addresses and Serial Numbers of your NMCs. NOTE: See ./SecureNMCSystemTool --help for more info on the commands and short options. Move the OfflineLicensingDevices.csv file to a Secure NMC System Tool installation with an outgoing internet connection. Depending on your security policies, you can either directly copy this file over or manually type out the contents of it. Place the file in the application data directory “/Users/<user>/Library/Application Support/Schneider Electric/SecureNMCSystemTool/” Open a terminal and run the command ./SecureNMCSystemTool --processlicensinglist. This will import the OfflineLicensingDevices.csv file and generate the necessary license files. You may be asked to provide your email address in the console if it has not already been provided in the SNS Tool UI.  If your devices are not eligible for the 1-year included subscription, you will be asked to provide the Activation ID of a purchased subscription to proceed. Enter the Activation ID to license your devices when prompted. When this completes, a ZIP file called LicenseFiles.zip will be generated in the application data directory. Take the LicenseFiles.zip file and copy it to your air-gapped Secure NMC System Tool installation, placing it in the application data directory Follow the instructions in step 3 above to open a new terminal, then run ./SecureNMCSystemTool --importlicensingfiles. This will import your licensing files to the SNS Tool. Now you can launch the SNS Tool as normal and proceed with the firmware update process. You can interchange what operating system is online / offline by following the associated steps. For example, you can have an offline Windows operating system and then use an online Linux system to process the CSV file and generate the LicenseFiles.zip file.

A Powerchute Network Shutdown license is required for each node: A node is defined as a hypervisor host that is part of a Virtualization/HCI Cluster and provides computer resources, i.e., runs Virtual Machines (VMs). For Hyper-V, a license is required for each stand-alone Hyper-V Host. Functionality that requires a PowerChute license includes: Virtual Machine (VM) Migration / VM Shutdown / VM Startup VM Prioritization HCI Integration for Cluster Shutdown Host maintenance mode Only one license Activation ID can be used per PowerChute agent. The quantity of Activation IDs generated should cover all hosts protected by the PowerChute agent. License activation can be performed during PowerChute Setup, or via the PowerChute user interface: License > Update License. You can activate your PowerChute license using the online or offline method.   Online Activation If the machine running PowerChute has an internet connection, you can activate your license online.  Select the Activate Online radio button. Enter the license's Activation ID. This is in the format ACT-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX. Enter your Proxy IP Address and Port Number, Proxy Username and Proxy Password if required. Enter the Quantity of nodes in your cluster protected by the PowerChute instance. One license is required for each node protected by PowerChute. Click the Activate button. PowerChute will contact the Schneider Electric Cloud Licensing Server to validate the provided Activation ID. If the license is successfully validated, PowerChute will display the license details. Offline Activation If the machine running PowerChute does not have an internet connection, you can activate your license offline: Select the option to Activate Offline Enter the license Activation ID. This is in the format ACT-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXX. Enter the Quantity of licenses you want to activate - quantity equals number of virtualization nodes protected by PowerChute. Select Generate Request to generate and download a request file called “request_[GUID].bin” in your downloads folder. Log in to mySchneider Software Management: Navigate to Devices Management > Offline Activation and upload the request_[GUID].bin file generated in step 4. Download the generated license (capabilityResponse.bin file). Select the Activate Offline radio button. Return to PowerChute and click Upload Response. Select the downloaded “capabilityResponse.bin” file using the file selector. If the license is successfully validated, PowerChute will display the license details. Note:If the capabilityResponse.bin file is modified or the download was corrupt, the file will be invalid, and the license cannot be activated. If an error message is displayed in the UI related to the capability response, follow the above steps again to generate and download a new capabilityResponse.bin file.