HP GS1280 ICAP CPU Building, ICAP Enablement, Terms and Definitions, First USE, Program Period

QuickSpecs

HP AlphaServer GS1280 Systems

Systems

iCAP CPU Building	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz, Tru64	3X-KN72D-CB
Block Modules	UNIX SMP License
	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz,	3X-KN72D-CC
	OpenVMS SMP License
	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz, Tru64	3X-KN72C-CB
	UNIX SMP License
	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz,	3X-KN72C-CC
	OpenVMS SMP License
iCAP Enablement	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz,	3X-KN72D-EB
	Tru64 UNIX
	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1300 MHz,	3X-KN72D-EC
	OpenVMS
	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz,	3X-KN72C-EB
	Tru64 UNIX
	AlphaServer GS1280 iCAP Enable Dual CPU Building Block Module, 1150 MHz,	3X-KN72C-EC
	OpenVMS

TERMS and DEFINITIONS

iCAP CPU MODULE AlphaServer CPU add-on module including the OpenVMS SMP or Tru64 Unix SMP extension license, end user product warranty, iCAP software, plus limited Rights-to-Access the CPU module and leave inactive until First Use.

FIRST USE	First Use takes place when one or more processors on the iCAP CPU Module are activated for
	permanent use.
	Temporary replacement of a failed CPU with an iCAP CPU does not constitute First Use.
	Activation of an iCAP CPU after deactivation of a full use CPU does not constitute First Use. For
	example, owners are permitted to deactivate a Full Use CPU in one hard partition of the system
	and activate an iCAP CPU in another hard partition without First Use of the iCAP CPU. First Use
	of an iCAP CPU Module is considered to have taken place only when the number of active CPUs
	in the system is greater than the number of purchased full use CPUs.
iCAP ENABLEMENT	Grants full Right-to-Use for a previously purchased iCAP CPU Module.
PROGRAM PERIOD	There is no time limit to activate an iCAP CPU.

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