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There are two types of Wowza licenses. By default, IVS will provide a Wowza license key and a USB key. The steps below are to add the USB key to the VM. If you want to use the VM in a highly available environment, IVS can provide a license-only key that does not require a USB key. Please make sure to request this at the time of order. | There are two types of Wowza licenses. By default, IVS will provide a Wowza license key and a USB key. The steps below are to add the USB key to the VM. If you want to use the VM in a highly available environment, IVS can provide a license-only key that does not require a USB key. Please make sure to request this at the time of order. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:30, 3 May 2024
There are two types of Wowza licenses. By default, IVS will provide a Wowza license key and a USB key. The steps below are to add the USB key to the VM. If you want to use the VM in a highly available environment, IVS can provide a license-only key that does not require a USB key. Please make sure to request this at the time of order.
- Right click on the Virtual Machine in vSphere Client.
- Select Edit Settings from the menu.
- Click Add.
- Select USB Controller.
- Click Next.
- Select EHCI+UHCI.
- Click Next.
- Click Finish.
- Click Add.
- Select USB Controller.
- Click Next.
- Select xHCI.
- Click Next.
- Click Finish.
- Click Add.
- Select USB Device.
- Click Next.
- Select Future Devices HID UNIKEY.
- Click Next.
- Click Finish.
- Click OK.








