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ContentsCourse Overview .................................................................................................. v

Welcome ................................................................................................................................... v

Module 1: Customer Feature Licensing .............................................................. 1

Module 2: Service Licensing ................................................................................ 7

Module 3: Using Service Dongle Manager ....................................................... 17

Module 4: Service Licensing .............................................................................. 21

Module 5: Troubleshooting .............................................................................. 23

Course Evaluation by Students ......................................................................... 31

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Webex Poll (open file called OFL_Poll_1.atp):

1. Feature Licensing only works on MCE and GMCE output device architectures:

a. TRUE

b. FALSE

2. The actual feature license is written:

a. In a secured text file on the customer workstation

b. In the customer dongle plugged into a USB port

3. Service Shell 3 uses:

a. A security password for service personnel

b. Service dongle authentication

c. Either the service dongle or the correct password will work

4. Service dongles need to be “refreshed” periodically by which software?

a. Service Dongle Manager

b. Feature Dongle Manager

c. Feature License Manager

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5. Output feature licensing can be used on a device workstation without USB ports:

a. TRUE

b. FALSE

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Customer Feature Licensing

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1. A new feature license is applied by:

a. Plugging in the appropriate customer dongle

b. Using the license command to change the appropriate firmware setting

c. Pasting the XML code into the Feature Licensing Manager

2. When applying a new feature license, it is crucial that:

a. The XML code is associated with the specific dongle connected to the workstation

b. The entire text of the XML code is entered

c. Both of the above

3. An emergency license generated for the customer is valid for:

a. 1 day

b. 1 week

c. The length of time set when the license was generated

4. If you wish to use Service Shell 3 client on your laptop, you will need to install Feature Licensing Manager:

a. TRUE

b. FALSE

5. In order to easily keep dongles updated, it is suggested to install Service Dongle Manager on:



a. Your service laptop

b. The customer workstation

c. Either of the above


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Using Service Dongle Manager

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Webex Poll (open file called OFL_Poll_3.atp):

1. Customers with a workstation without USB ports must utilize:

a. A parallel port customer dongle

b. A temporary service license

c. Both of the above

2. If you are a Kodak service engineer, and the Remoted Service Dongle section of SDM is not visible, what is the most likely problem:

a. you are not connected to the Kodak network within the firewall

b. your Logon Details are incorrect in the Options dialog

c. Use dongle from remote server is unchecked in the Options dialog

3. You have just installed an emergency license capable of X-speed, but the device only seems to be capable of V-speed. You should first:

a. check that the device itself is actually configured for X-speed

b. ask the response center to regenerate the license for X-speed

c. start troubleshooting the device.

4. What is the best way to check which dongle is currently registered with the Feature License Manager?



a. Check within the XML code of the feature license you are currently installing

b. Check the dongle serial number in the original sales order

c. Use Dongle>Find Dongle and check the number displayed in the Feature License Manager

5. If the wrong dongle was sent with the customer workstation, what do you do to remove its association with the Feature Licensing Manager?

a. Simply unplug the wrong dongle and plug in the new one

b. Plug in the new dongle and use Find dongle in the Feature License Manager

c. Plug in the new dongle and use the Un-marry button in the Feature License Manager

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Course Evaluation by StudentsOur goal is to make this course as relevant and effective as possible. We value your feedback highly and request that you complete this evaluation form.

Modules Taught during the Course (mark the appropriate boxes):

Your name:

Title:

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Course: GMCE Basic Foundations Training

Course date:

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Course Overview Using Service Dongle Manager

Customer Feature Licensing Service Licensing

Service Licensing Troubleshooting

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Presented the topics in the most logical order

Provided exercises that reinforced “need to know” topics

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Demonstrated a thorough understanding of the product

Gave clear, complete explanations

Was open to questions and discussion

Was concerned with your needs

Made the sessions lively and interesting

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