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Appendix B – Glossary<br />

Contents Glossary Index Troubleshooting<br />

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Request Code<br />

270 <strong>Sentinel</strong> <strong>Hardware</strong> <strong>Keys</strong> Developer’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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Refers to the code generated (as a .req file) by the customers/distributors as a<br />

request to update their hardware keys. It contains the hardware key details<br />

(such as, the serial number) and the license information.<br />

Your customers can generate it using the option you allow—Secure Update<br />

utility, Secure Update Wizard (for Windows only), or some custom utility<br />

that calls the Secure Update API functions. Your distributors can generate it<br />

using the Secure Update utility or some custom utility (to update the distributor<br />

key count).<br />

Using the request code, an update code, or a license addition code is generated<br />

under the Key Activator tab of the Toolkit.<br />

Response Data<br />

The scrambled result derived when the <strong>Sentinel</strong> Key processes the query<br />

data using the AES algorithm. The <strong>Sentinel</strong> Key returns the response data to<br />

the application. The application then uses the response to determine<br />

whether the user is authorized to run the application.<br />

Seat<br />

A seat represents a user name and MAC address combination.<br />

Secret Key<br />

A secret key generally refers to the key in a secret key cryptography system,<br />

in which both sides use the same key. It may also refer to the private key in a<br />

public key cryptography system, because the private key must also be kept<br />

"secret."<br />

The AES feature uses a 128-bit long secret key to encrypt/decrypt data.

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