4.3  License Databases

  When an OpenVMS Galaxy system is configured with more
  than one instance, a license database must be set up for each
  independent instance or cluster of instances.  The PAKs rep-
  resenting the licenses on the OpenVMS Galaxy configuration
  may be loaded on multiple license databases, as follows:

  *   OpenVMS Base, SMP Extensions, and OpenVMS Galaxy
      Licenses

      For full use of the OpenVMS Galaxy functionality,
      the PAKs representing your OpenVMS Base, SMP
      Extensions, and OpenVMS Galaxy Licenses must be
      loaded on each license database within the OpenVMS
      Galaxy on a single system.

  *   Compaq Layered Product Traditional Capacity Licenses

      The PAKs representing these licenses can be loaded on
      each license database within the OpenVMS Galaxy on a
      single system.

  *   Compaq Concurrent Use Licenses
      The PAKs representing these licenses can be loaded on
      the license database where the license will be used.

      For PAKs representing multiple concurrent uses (for
      example, a 50_use license) the PAK can be loaded on
      multiple license databases within the OpenVMS Galaxy
      on a single system.  However, the PAK must be modified
      down on each license database so that the total number of
      license units does not exceed the total license units on the
      License PAK.

  *   Compaq Personal Use Licenses

      The PAKs representing these licenses can be loaded on
      each license database within the OpenVMS Galaxy on a
      single system; however, the number of actual uses must
      not exceed the licensed number of personal uses.