TiCOD Expiration

	IMPORTANT: If you leave an iCOD processor activated beyond the purchased TiCOD duration, the iCOD software does not automatically deactivate the processor. You must either purchase additional units of TiCOD or purchase the iCOD processor.

After one or more activated iCOD processors have exhausted the TiCOD duration, you may wish to leave the processors activated, and initiate the purchase of an additional unit of TiCOD . Because the purchase of an additional TiCOD unit is not instantaneous, the processor usage (after the initial TiCOD duration has expired, but before your new unit of TiCOD is purchased and entered into the HP audit application) is deducted from the amount of processor-days credited. For example, if you submit a TiCOD order ten days after running out of initial TiCOD processor-days, but keep the iCOD processors activated, ten processor-days are deducted from your available processor-days, which you have just purchased.

It is mandatory for your iCOD system to be able to send e-mail to the HP audit application on a daily basis. This is necessary for HP to monitor usage of your iCOD system so that TiCOD compliance can be tracked.

Auditing of TiCOD is done at the system level on iCOD systems that support partitioning. Therefore, although TiCOD may have been purchased for use by a specific partition, it is available to all partitions in the system.

Purchasing an iCOD processor on the system, at the current list price, clears out any previous violation of TiCOD.